May 15, 2024
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Malaysia Lauds Qatar Role in Gaza Talks

Prime Minister of Malaysia said that the State of Qatar deals well with mediation efforts and holding talks…reports Asian Lite News

Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Anwar Ibrahim voiced country’s appreciation for the mediation efforts of Qatar and other partners to stop the war in Gaza and promote peace in the region.

In a panel discussion during the Qatar Economic Forum, Powered by Bloomberg, which kicked off earlier on Tuesday, HE the Prime Minister of Malaysia said that the State of Qatar deals well with mediation efforts and holding talks, adding that he appreciates these efforts and respects the efforts of the Arab League and all partners.

He urged everyone to engage in efforts to stop the war and the ongoing aggression against women and children in the Gaza Strip and to work to stop the displacement of the Palestinian people, stressing the need for everyone to prepare and respond to the efforts being made for stability and peace in the Middle East region.

His Excellency voiced his solidarity with the Palestinian people, saying in this context that he supports the Palestinian people as the talk is about the idea of colonialism and the occupation of others’ lands. He stressed Malaysia’s keenness to establish strong relations with the State of Qatar, the GCC countries, and all Arab and Islamic countries, and to support them in their stances and duty to alleviate the suffering of those affected by wars.

HE Prime Minister of Malaysia Dr. Anwar Ibrahim highlighted that Malaysia is currently focusing on digital transformation, energy technology, and artificial intelligence, indicating that its officials believe that this is sufficient to move the country forward.

His Excellency also stressed the efforts of Malaysia’s government in confronting corruption, noting that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) works impartially and independently, and in compliance with the laws.

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