Foreign minister’s visit a ‘booster’ shot to Malaysia-China ties


KUALA LUMPUR: The time-tested relations between Malaysia and China will come under the spotlight when Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrives on Monday.

China’s top diplomat is expected to build on ties bolstered by a steady rise in trade between the two countries even during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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