In a significant move to strengthen bilateral ties, China and Malaysia have agreed to extend their mutual visa exemption policy, facilitating easier travel for citizens of both nations.
The agreement was announced in a joint statement issued on Thursday, highlighting the commitment of both countries to promote people-to-people exchanges and boost tourism and business interactions.
The extended visa exemption policy is expected to enhance connectivity and deepen cultural and economic relations between China and Malaysia. By simplifying entry procedures, the two countries aim to encourage more citizens to explore opportunities in tourism, trade, and investment.
This development is seen as a positive step in revitalizing the travel industry, which has faced challenges in recent times. The ease of access is anticipated to foster greater collaboration and understanding between the Chinese and Malaysian people.
The mutual visa exemption reflects the ongoing partnership and mutual trust between the two nations, paving the way for future cooperation in various sectors.
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