KUALA LUMPUR, April 15 — Malaysian residents expressed enthusiasm for strengthened bilateral cooperation following Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to Kuala Lumpur this week. The trip, aimed at deepening economic and cultural ties, has sparked hopes for broader collaboration across sectors.
Selangor resident Tarsame Singh A/L Masa Singh highlighted the potential economic benefits: 'President Xi’s visit is very good news for Malaysia. We hope it brings positive momentum to industries like trade and manufacturing.' Meanwhile, local resident Hussin emphasized a holistic approach: 'Cooperation should extend beyond finance and economics — education, sports, and cultural exchanges matter too. This partnership can shape our future.'
The remarks reflect growing optimism that Xi’s engagements, including discussions on infrastructure and technology, could unlock new opportunities for Malaysia’s economy while fostering people-to-people connections. Analysts note the visit underscores China’s role as a key ASEAN partner in an era of shifting global trade dynamics.
