Anwar Ibrahim promises energy support in call with PM Tarique Rahman
Malaysia Assures Assistance to Resolve Bangladesh Gas Crisis
- Malaysian PM holds phone discussion with Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman
- Cooperation pledged in energy sector and gas supply via Petronas
- Both leaders agree to strengthen bilateral investment and strategic ties
Malaysia has assured full cooperation to help Bangladesh mitigate its ongoing gas supply crisis. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim extended this assurance during a telephonic conversation with Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Tuesday (July 28).
Confirming the discussion through a post on his verified Facebook page, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim noted that the dialogue focused on bolstering bilateral ties, with specific emphasis on energy sector cooperation and investment.
During the call, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman sought Malaysia's assistance in addressing Bangladesh's pressing gas shortage. In response, both leaders discussed options for supplying gas and driving investments through Malaysia's state energy firm, Petronas.
Anwar Ibrahim stated that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman sought Malaysia's assistance regarding Bangladesh's current gas supply crisis. Discussions included investment in gas supply through Petronas and cooperation to meet Bangladesh's urgent energy needs.
He further wrote, "We also discussed economic cooperation, increasing mutual investment, and strengthening the strategic partnership between our two nations, which will further fortify the economic ties of both countries."
Reaffirming his commitment, Anwar Ibrahim stated that Malaysia remains deeply dedicated to strengthening strategic partnership and economic collaboration for the mutual benefit of both nations.
//DBTech/ETO/SMI//
