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ISLAMABAD: The High Commission of Malaysia on Saturday hosted a reception to engage with stakeholders and friends of Malaysia in Pakistan with the aim for future collaborations.
The event brought together a diverse group of guests, including businessmen, representatives from chambers of commerce, government stakeholders, members of the media and long-standing friends of Malaysia.
The gathering served as a platform to strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation between Malaysia and Pakistan, reflecting the shared commitment of both nations to deepen bilateral relations.
In his opening remarks, Malaysian High Commissioner Ambassador Dato Mohammad Azhar Mazlan welcomed his guests and expressed appreciation for their continued support and engagement in fostering Pakistan-Malaysia relations.
The Malasian envoy emphasised that Malaysia and Pakistan shared a long-standing and cordial relationship, founded on mutual respect, shared values, and a common aspiration for prosperity and progress.
The high commissioner highlighted the recent official visit of the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to Malaysia, describing it as highly successful and productive. During the visit, both leaders reaffirmed the enduring bonds of friendship between the two countries and reiterated their shared commitment to building a more dynamic and resilient partnership.
He further noted that the discussions between the two leaders were conducted in a warm and cordial atmosphere, underscoring the mutual trust and understanding that define Malaysia-Pakistan relations.
Both sides agreed to strengthen cooperation in various fields of mutual interest, particularly in education, including technical and vocational training, and to enhance institutional partnerships that will contribute to the development of human capital in both nations.
The event provided an opportunity for participants to network, exchange views, and explore avenues for future collaboration.
The Embassy said that it also underscored Malaysia’s continued commitment to engaging with key partners and stakeholders in Pakistan, in pursuit of shared goals and mutual prosperity.
Published in Dawn, November 9th, 2025
Jamal Shahid is an Islamabad-based reporter for Dawn with over two decades of experience. He covers the Public Accounts Committee and the National Assembly’s Question Hour, as well as diplomatic events, climate change, and human rights issues in the capital.
