Amir’s participation in ASEAN-GCC-China Summit highlights Qatar’s dedication to promoting regional stability. It also advances international partnerships, according to Malaysian Ambassador to Qatar, Mohammad Faizal Razali.
The summit, taking place today in Kuala Lumpur, will see His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani engage with leaders from ASEAN, GCC, and China. The ambassador stated that the Amir’s presence will open new avenues for solid cooperation. This will benefit Qatar, Malaysia, and the wider region.
Ambassador Razali stressed that Amir’s participation in ASEAN-GCC-China Summit not only deepens diplomatic ties between Qatar and Malaysia. It also supports broader multilateral efforts. The summit represents a model for regional collaboration through sustained dialogue and mutual efforts.
He explained that Qatar and Malaysia are currently engaged in a strategic partnership grounded in economic diplomacy. Both nations prioritize areas such as trade, investment, energy, sustainability, high technology, and sports. These aligned interests reflect the long-term vision of Qatar National Vision 2030 and Malaysia’s economic strategy.
Moreover, Amir’s participation in ASEAN-GCC-China Summit reflects a growing focus on cultural and educational exchange. The ambassador noted an increasing number of Qatari students are selecting Malaysia for higher education, which enhances people-to-people connections and mutual understanding.
Razali also emphasized the shared commitment to humanitarian cooperation and regional peace. He pointed out that Qatar and Malaysia regularly collaborate on critical issues like security and humanitarian relief, especially concerning the ongoing Middle East crisis.
In 2024, bilateral trade between the two nations surged by nearly 49%, demonstrating the impact of stronger economic ties. With Amir’s participation in ASEAN-GCC-China Summit, both countries are now positioned to lead initiatives that drive innovation and sustainable growth.
The ambassador concluded that Qatar and Malaysia, through mutual trust and shared principles, are setting a regional example of multilateral success and long-term collaboration.
