The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Malaysia have discussed strengthening parliamentary cooperation and supporting expanded trade and investment relations during a meeting between senior lawmakers from both countries in Malasia’s capital Kuala Lumpur.
Dr. Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Defense, Interior, and Foreign Affairs Committee at the Federal National Council (FNC) of UAE, has met with Wong Chen, Chairman of the Special Select Committee on International Relations and International Trade in the Malaysian House of Representatives, aiming to explore ways to enhance coordination between the two legislatures.
The meeting was attended by Dr. Mubarak Saeed AlDhaheri, UAE Ambassador to Malaysia, and focused on strengthening parliamentary cooperation through closer engagement between specialized committees, the exchange of parliamentary expertise, and sharing of best practices.
The discussions highlighted the role of parliamentary cooperation in supporting the growing UAE-Malaysia relationship, particularly by encouraging stronger economic ties, expanding trade and investment partnerships, and enhancing collaboration between parliamentary friendship committees.
The two sides discussed the importance of maintaining continued consultations on issues of mutual interest and enhancing coordination between the UAE and Malaysia across areas of shared priority. The nations reaffirmed the need to support bilateral economic cooperation by expanding trade and investment partnerships, encouraging greater private-sector engagement, and creating new opportunities for collaboration in key sectors that contribute to sustainable economic growth and long-term prosperity for both countries.
They also emphasized the importance of coordinating positions at regional and international parliamentary forums to strengthen parliamentary diplomacy, encourage international cooperation, and contribute to sustainable development and shared prosperity.
The meeting reflects ongoing efforts by both countries to deepen institutional cooperation and support broader strategic relations through legislative engagement and economic collaboration.
