KUALA LUMPUR, April 5 (Xinhua)
-- Senior Chinese and Malaysian military officials reached consensus on
Friday to further strengthen military cooperation between the two
countries.
Qi Jianguo, deputy chief of the General Staff of the Chinese People's
Liberation Army (PLA), said the PLA hopes to bring the bilateral
relations between the two armies to a higher level by strengthening
high-level exchange, strategic consultations, joint training and other
forms of cooperation.
He made the remarks when paying a visit to the Defense Ministry of
Malaysia, during which he held talks with Deputy Minister Abdul Latiff
Ahmad and Armed Forces chief Zulkifeli Mohd. Zin respectively.
Qi said China and Malaysia, with a long history of traditional
friendship, have fruitful cooperation in politics, economy, trade,
culture, among others.
Abdul Latiff praised China's efforts to keep world peace and promote common development.
He said Malaysia is willing to increase exchange and cooperation with
China, in order to further promote the military relations between the
two countries.
Zulkifeli, during his talk with the Chinese general, said Malaysian
military attaches great importance to PLA's positive role in
international and regional affairs.
Malaysia would like to further boost practical cooperation with China
and jointly maintain peace and stability in the region, Zulkifeli added.
Sumber : Xinxua Net
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