Malaysia and Russia Discuss Expanding Trade and Energy Cooperation
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed deepening bilateral ties, including expanding trade in local currencies and strengthening energy cooperation. Anwar praised Putin's consistent stance on Gaza and Iran, while Putin noted the potential for further collaboration as the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations approaches.
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