ASHGABAT, June 20 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim witnessed the exchange of several key agreements and memoranda of understanding (MoUs) between Malaysia and Turkmenistan, marking a significant step forward in strengthening strategic cooperation across a range of priority sectors, yesterday. The signing ceremony, held during Anwar’s official visit to Turkmenistan, underscored both nations’ commitment to fostering a more structured, progressive, and mutually beneficial bilateral relationship. Among the documents exchanged were a Memorandum of Understanding between the Academy of Sciences Malaysia and the Academy of Sciences of Turkmenistan, as well as an MoU between the aviation authorities of both countries aimed at enhancing cooperation in the aviation sector. The two governments also signed an MoU on diplomatic training to strengthen collaboration in capacity-building and the development of diplomatic expertise. In addition, Malaysia and Turkmenistan concluded an Air Services Agreement, paving the way for closer connectivity and greater people-to-people and business exchanges between the two countries. Another notable development was the announcement of an MoU involving Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) and higher education institutions in Turkmenistan, reflecting the growing emphasis on academic cooperation, research, and talent development. The visit also saw the adoption of a Joint Statement by Malaysia and Turkmenistan, reaffirming their shared commitment to expanding cooperation across multiple sectors of mutual interest. Speaking at a joint media conference with Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, Anwar said the agreements reflected the determination of both countries to elevate bilateral ties and deliver long-term benefits to their people. “These documents embody our shared aspiration to build a stronger, more organised, and complementary partnership that will continue to serve the strategic interests of both nations,” he said. The Prime Minister also stressed the importance of ensuring that all agreements reached are implemented effectively. “We have reaffirmed our collective commitment to execute every cooperation initiative that has been agreed upon in a disciplined, transparent, and effective manner,” he added. Anwar expressed confidence that the enduring friendship between Malaysia and Turkmenistan would continue to flourish, driven by mutual trust, respect, and a shared vision for future prosperity. He said the strengthened partnership would create new opportunities for collaboration in science, education, diplomacy, transportation, and economic development, further reinforcing the longstanding ties between the two nations.     -- MINUTESMY  -- SOURCE: FB ANWAR IBRAHIM 

PM Anwar : Malaysia and Turkmenistan Seal Key Agreements to Strengthen Strategic Bilateral Cooperation

ASHGABAT, June 20 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim witnessed the exchange of several key agreements and memoranda of understanding (MoUs) between Malaysia and Turkmenistan, marking a significant step forward in strengthening strategic cooperation across a range of priority sectors, yesterday.

The signing ceremony, held during Anwar’s official visit to Turkmenistan, underscored both nations’ commitment to fostering a more structured, progressive, and mutually beneficial bilateral relationship.

Among the documents exchanged were a Memorandum of Understanding between the Academy of Sciences Malaysia and the Academy of Sciences of Turkmenistan, as well as an MoU between the aviation authorities of both countries aimed at enhancing cooperation in the aviation sector.

The two governments also signed an MoU on diplomatic training to strengthen collaboration in capacity-building and the development of diplomatic expertise.

In addition, Malaysia and Turkmenistan concluded an Air Services Agreement, paving the way for closer connectivity and greater people-to-people and business exchanges between the two countries.

Another notable development was the announcement of an MoU involving Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) and higher education institutions in Turkmenistan, reflecting the growing emphasis on academic cooperation, research, and talent development.

The visit also saw the adoption of a Joint Statement by Malaysia and Turkmenistan, reaffirming their shared commitment to expanding cooperation across multiple sectors of mutual interest.

Speaking at a joint media conference with Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, Anwar said the agreements reflected the determination of both countries to elevate bilateral ties and deliver long-term benefits to their people.

“These documents embody our shared aspiration to build a stronger, more organised, and complementary partnership that will continue to serve the strategic interests of both nations,” he said.

The Prime Minister also stressed the importance of ensuring that all agreements reached are implemented effectively.

“We have reaffirmed our collective commitment to execute every cooperation initiative that has been agreed upon in a disciplined, transparent, and effective manner,” he added.

Anwar expressed confidence that the enduring friendship between Malaysia and Turkmenistan would continue to flourish, driven by mutual trust, respect, and a shared vision for future prosperity.

He said the strengthened partnership would create new opportunities for collaboration in science, education, diplomacy, transportation, and economic development, further reinforcing the longstanding ties between the two nations.

— MINUTESMY 

— SOURCE: FB ANWAR IBRAHIM 

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