China's top diplomat Wang Yi met with Malaysia's National Security Council chief Raja Dato' Nushirwan in Beijing this week, sparking fresh momentum for Asia-Pacific cooperation. The talks coincided with the second China-Malaysia maritime dialogue – a crucial platform for managing regional security 🌊⚓.
Wang emphasized preserving WWII's historical legacy, stating: "We must safeguard the fruits of our shared victory and prevent anyone from reversing history's progress." The comment comes as both nations prepare to mark the 80th anniversary of WWII's conclusion in 2025 🕊️.
The diplomats pledged to:
🚄 Accelerate the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) – Southeast Asia's largest infrastructure project
🤖 Collaborate on AI, green energy, and digital economy ventures
📈 Align China's 15th Five-Year Plan with Malaysia's 13th national development blueprint
With the "Two Countries, Twin Parks" industrial zones gaining steam, analysts predict these partnerships could reshape supply chains across the Belt and Road network 📦🌐.
