Fuzhou delegation strengthens ties with Malaysia and Indonesia

A Fuzhou delegation began its visit to Indonesia and Malaysia on Nov 24, aiming to advance exchanges and cooperation.

Earlier this month, at the invitation of the ASEAN-China Centre, a Malaysian delegation led by H.E. Senator Dato Awang Bemee Awang Ali Basah, president of the Senate of Malaysia, visited Fuzhou and Ningde, Fujian province.

The platforms created by the 2025 ASEAN-China Week, together with innovative practices by universities and enterprises, highlighted the solid foundation and vast potential for cooperation between Fujian province and Malaysia in trade, culture, and science and technology, strengthening confidence in deepening collaboration for mutual benefit.

The Fuzhou delegation visited Indonesia from Nov 24 to 26 to advance the implementation of major agreements reached between the two countries, enhance friendly exchanges, and expand practical cooperation, contributing to the building of a community with a shared future.

Marking the 75th anniversary of China-Indonesia diplomatic relations, the Fuzhou delegation's visit aimed to deepen cooperation in investment and trade, industrial and supply chain collaboration, innovation-driven development, cultural and tourism exchanges, and joint air route expansion.

During the visit, the Fuzhou delegation attended "The City of Blessings" China-Indonesia Economic and Trade Exchange and the "Two Countries, Twin Parks" Matchmaking Conference, and held discussions with the management of Batang Industrial Park and Sanlin International Trade Co Ltd.