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After meeting PM Anwar, China’s Li wants to push ahead with rail projects with Malaysia
Premier Li Qiang, in a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, said China is willing to improve the layout of cooperation with Malaysia in various fields, and to promote further visa facilitation. — Bernama pic

BEIJING, Nov 6 — China said it and Malaysia should push forward flagship projects underway in the Southeast Asian nation such as a railway and an industrial complex development, the official news agency Xinhua said today.

Premier Li Qiang, in a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, said China is willing to "improve the layout of cooperation” with Malaysia in various fields, and to promote further visa facilitation.

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Both countries should look for new areas for potential cooperation, Li said. — Reuters

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