China-Madagascar Economic and Trade Cooperation, join hands to promote rejuvenation and development

Published 2021년 3월 16일

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Chinese Ambassador to Madagascar Guo Xiaomei wrote an article highlighting the deepening economic and trade cooperation between China and Malaysia, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic. The article emphasized the mutual benefits of the relationship, with China being Malaysia's largest trading partner for six years in a row. It also noted the increase in Chinese investment in Malaysia, creating job opportunities and contributing to the development of various industries. The article also acknowledged the significant infrastructure and people's livelihood cooperation projects funded by China, and the anti-epidemic cooperation between the two countries. Furthermore, it outlined future plans for strengthening the cooperation, including continuing preferential tax rates for least developed countries, expanding import of Malaysian specialty agricultural products, and implementing the 'Mutual Promotion and Protection of Investment Agreement' between the two governments.

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On March 4, Chinese Ambassador to Madagascar Guo Xiaomei published a signed article "China-Malaysia Economic and Trade Cooperation: Join Hands to Promote Rejuvenation and Development" in the mainstream media of Malaysia "Express". The full text is as follows: China and Madagascar have established diplomatic relations for nearly half a century. Always adhere to sincere friendship, equal treatment, mutual benefit and win-win results, bilateral economic and trade relations have developed in-depth, and pragmatic cooperation has yielded fruitful results. Faced with the impact of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, China-Malaysia economic and trade cooperation has withstood severe tests, and the overall situation of cooperation is moving forward steadily. Further broaden, continue to inject Chinese impetus into the revitalization of Madagascar. Bilateral trade is mutually beneficial. China has been Malaysia’s largest trading partner and source of imports for six consecutive years since ...

Source: Ciie