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PM Anwar concludes India visit with Kerala leg after BRICS summit
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has travelled to Kerala as the final stop of his Indian tour, following his participation in the BRICS summit in New Delhi.
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Anwar departed the national capital on September 13 to visit India's southern state, marking the concluding phase of his multi-day engagement in the country. The Prime Minister's journey to Kerala follows his attendance at the BRICS summit, where he engaged with regional and international leaders on matters of strategic importance to Malaysia and the broader Asia-Pacific region.
The visit to Kerala, a key state on India's southwest coast, provides an opportunity for Malaysia to strengthen bilateral ties with one of India's most economically significant regions. The southern state has established trade and cultural connections with Southeast Asia, positioning it as an important partner for Malaysian business and diplomatic interests.
Anwar's comprehensive India tour underscores Malaysia's commitment to deepening relations with New Delhi across multiple dimensions. The dual focus on high-level multilateral engagement at the BRICS summit and bilateral state-level interactions reflects the strategic depth of Malaysia-India relations in the current geopolitical landscape.