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Malaysia, Indonesia back Palestinian statehood, condemn Israeli aggression
Malaysia, Indonesia back Palestinian statehood, condemn Israeli aggression

Malay Mail

timea day ago

  • Politics
  • Malay Mail

Malaysia, Indonesia back Palestinian statehood, condemn Israeli aggression

JAKARTA, June 28 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said that he and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto share a common aspiration to see peace achieved, not only between Israel and Iran, but across the entire Middle East. Expressing relief over the recent temporary ceasefire between Israel and Iran, Anwar nevertheless stressed that Malaysia and Indonesia strongly condemn Israel's continued atrocities, which have resulted in genocide in Gaza, Palestine. He emphasised that Malaysia has consistently voiced strong opposition to Israel's aggression and violations against Iran, while firmly supporting Iran's right to defend its sovereignty and dignity. 'But importantly, as President Prabowo did mention, we share a common desire for peace - not just between Iran and Israel, but across the entire Middle East,' said Anwar, expressing hope that Palestine will one day become an independent and sovereign state. Anwar said this during a joint press conference following a bilateral meeting at the Istana Merdeka here today. Earlier, Prabowo said that Malaysia and Indonesia would continue to advocate for a peaceful resolution by all parties and welcomed the ceasefire between Israel and Iran. 'We hope this process can move forward towards lasting peace. Only a two-state solution can bring an end to this conflict,' he said. 'Indonesia and Malaysia believe a global collective effort is essential to promote a peaceful resolution to the conflict,' he said, adding that Indonesia would continue to support Palestinian independence. — Bernama

Anwar: Malaysia, Indonesia committed to Asean unity, border resolution
Anwar: Malaysia, Indonesia committed to Asean unity, border resolution

Malay Mail

timea day ago

  • Politics
  • Malay Mail

Anwar: Malaysia, Indonesia committed to Asean unity, border resolution

KUALA LUMPUR, June 28 — Malaysia and Indonesia agree that a united and stable Asean is crucial to addressing current global challenges, whether economic, political or security-related. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the matter was agreed upon during his meeting with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta yesterday, in conjunction with his one-day official visit to the republic. 'As two founding members of Asean, Malaysia and Indonesia reaffirmed their strong commitment to preserving regional unity and maintaining Asean's stability. 'Hence, the close Malaysia-Indonesia ties will continue to serve as a model and catalyst for greater Asean unity, for the well-being of the people of both countries and the region as a whole,' Anwar said in a Facebook post. He added that in the spirit of mutual trust, Malaysia and Indonesia are also determined to resolve the outstanding border issues without delay. He said resolving the border issues, including longstanding maritime matters, is a shared priority to preserve the strong ties and close cooperation between Malaysia and Indonesia. 'This win-win solution is expected to further enhance the confidence and trust between the two neighbouring nations. 'The alignment reflects the close friendship and strong strategic relations between the two countries,' he said. — Bernama

Malaysia, Indonesia Agree ASEAN Unity Is Vital To Address Global Challenges
Malaysia, Indonesia Agree ASEAN Unity Is Vital To Address Global Challenges

Barnama

time2 days ago

  • Politics
  • Barnama

Malaysia, Indonesia Agree ASEAN Unity Is Vital To Address Global Challenges

GENERAL KUALA LUMPUR, June 27 (Bernama) -- Malaysia and Indonesia agree that a united and stable ASEAN is crucial to addressing current global challenges, whether economic, political or security-related. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the matter was agreed upon during his meeting with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta today, in conjunction with his one-day official visit to the republic. 'As two founding members of ASEAN, Malaysia and Indonesia reaffirmed their strong commitment to preserving regional unity and maintaining ASEAN's stability. 'Hence, the close Malaysia-Indonesia ties will continue to serve as a model and catalyst for greater ASEAN unity, for the well-being of the people of both countries and the region as a whole,' Anwar said in a Facebook post. He added that in the spirit of mutual trust, Malaysia and Indonesia are also determined to resolve the outstanding border issues without delay. He said resolving the border issues, including longstanding maritime matters, is a shared priority to preserve the strong ties and close cooperation between Malaysia and Indonesia. 'This win-win solution is expected to further enhance the confidence and trust between the two neighbouring nations. 'The alignment reflects the close friendship and strong strategic relations between the two countries,' he said. -- BERNAMA

Prabowo Set to Attend BRICS Summit After Indonesia Joins Bloc
Prabowo Set to Attend BRICS Summit After Indonesia Joins Bloc

Bloomberg

time2 days ago

  • Politics
  • Bloomberg

Prabowo Set to Attend BRICS Summit After Indonesia Joins Bloc

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is set to attend the BRICS summit next month in Brazil, marking his first meeting with the bloc since the Southeast Asian nation became a member this year, according to officials familiar with the matter. The former general is expected to participate in the July 6–7 meeting, four officials said on condition of anonymity because the trip has not been publicly announced. Brazil is organizing a state visit for Prabowo after the summit, three of the officials said.

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