Bilateral ties with Malaysia will get deeper and stronger: PM

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November 23, 2015 09:27

Highlights of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's joint press statement with his Malaysian counterpart Najib:

* We will work together to combat terrorism and on climate change.

* Very pleased with our discussions. Bilateral ties will get deeper and stronger.

* Appreciate your gesture of hosting me in the midst of the ASEAN and East Asia Summit.

* Commend the resolve and resilience of people of Malaysia. India's links with Malaysia are very old.

* We will work with renewed vigour to raise momentum of our partnership. We will continue to deepen security cooperation.

* We will make defence cooperation stronger. Our agreements on cyber security are very important

* Our trade and investment relations can be scaled up significantly. Malaysia's competence in infrastructure is well known.

* We will play special emphasis on cultural and people to people ties.

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