From April 15 to 17, 2025, major roads in Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya will face closures due to Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit. This operation, managed by JSPT, involves 378 officers for security and traffic management. Motorists are advised to plan ahead for expected delays during this significant diplomatic event.
Malaysia is set to host Chinese President Xi Jinping for a state visit from April 15 to 17, emphasizing strengthened bilateral ties and regional cooperation as Malaysia leads ASEAN. Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan highlighted collaboration in trade and economic relations, while addressing trade challenges with the U.S. to ensure mutual benefits.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Chinese entrepreneurs to play a key role in strengthening regional economic cooperation and securing vital supply chains. He emphasized Malaysia’s commitment to fostering innovation and investment, lauding the contributions of the Malaysian Chinese community. Anwar expressed optimism about the future of Malaysia-China relations and the role of Chinese entrepreneurs in navigating future challenges.
Malaysia and China signed three significant documents, marking a new chapter in their economic partnership. The agreements aim to deepen cooperation in various sectors, including trade, investment, digital economy, and green economy. Additionally, a single window system will streamline cross-border trade, utilizing advanced technologies. These developments promise shared prosperity and economic resilience.
Tourism Minister Tiong King Sing and PRC Ambassador Ouyang Yujing signed a MoU on Tourism and a Cultural Cooperation Programme during Premier Li Qiang’s visit to Malaysia. This marks the 50th anniversary of Malaysia-China relations and aims to enhance cultural and tourism synergies, including UNESCO heritage nominations and joint performances. Strengthened cooperation will focus on tourism promotion, air connectivity, and arts and cultural development.
