Li Qiang Meets Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar in Hangzhou

China-Malaysia relations deepen cooperation: Li Qiang meets Anwar, promoting infrastructure, AI, and new energy vehicles Jointly building the Belt and Road and upgrading the business environment, unlocking more investment and trade cooperation opportunities

On the morning of September 24, Chinese Premier Li Qiang met in Hangzhou with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar, who was visiting China to attend the 48th World Skills Competition and the 5th Global Digital Trade Expo. Li Qiang said that the Chinese side will continue to place the development of ChinaMalaysia relations in an important position in its neighborhood diplomacy, and is willing to consolidate political mutual trust with the Malaysian side, advance the building of a highlevel strategic ChinaMalaysia community with a shared future, and promote deeper and more substantive bilateral cooperation through the joint building of the Belt and Road Initiative. Li Qiang also noted that the two sides can strengthen cooperation in areas such as infrastructure, trade, artificial intelligence, new energy vehicles, and semiconductors. The Chinese side supports enterprises investing in Malaysia and hopes that the Malaysian side will continue to create a fair, stable, and predictable business environment for Chinese enterprises. Anwar said that Malaysia values the ChinaMalaysia comprehensive strategic partnership and is willing to implement the consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries with the Chinese side, continue to promote cooperation in areas such as infrastructure and artificial intelligence, and provide guarantees for Chinese enterprises to invest and do business in Malaysia.