Putin: Moscow Appreciates Malaysia's Support for Russia-ASEAN Partnership
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- President Vladimir Putin expressed Moscow's appreciation for Malaysia's support in developing Russia's strategic partnership with ASEAN during a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
- Putin welcomed the Malaysian delegation to a summit celebrating 35 years of Russia-ASEAN relations and noted coordination between the countries in international formats like the UN and BRICS.
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Why It Matters
Moscow values Malaysia's backing for the expansion of Russia's strategic alliance with ASEAN. The two countries coordinate actions in international platforms like the UN and BRICS.
KAZAN, June 17. /TASS/. Moscow appreciates Malaysia's support for the development of the strategic partnership between Russia and ASEAN, President Vladimir Putin told Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
"We, of course, appreciate that Malaysia supports the development of Russia's strategic partnership with the association," the Russian leader noted.
Putin added that he was very pleased to welcome the Malaysian delegation to Russia to participate in the summit dedicated to the 35th anniversary of Russia's relations with ASEAN.
"The first meeting of the leaders of our countries in this format was held in Malaysia in 2005. Last year, your country chaired the ASEAN," the head of state said.
According to the president, Russia and Malaysia coordinate actions in other international formats, including the UN, BRICS and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
Open Questions
- What specific benefits does Malaysia see in this partnership?
- What are the next steps for Russia-ASEAN cooperation?
