- Malaysia and Japan have initiated agreements to develop carbon capture and hydrogen energy projects to reduce carbon emissions.
- Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's visit aims to bolster defence cooperation and secure liquefied natural gas supplies from Malaysia and Indonesia.
- Japan will lend its expertise to Sarawak’s Petros and Malaysian energy giant Petronas in efforts to create sustainable hydrogen energy sources.
- Both leaders emphasized the importance of addressing geopolitical challenges, including stability in the South China Sea and cooperating on humanitarian issues.
- Japan's investments in Malaysia exceed 102 billion ringgit, indicating a strong economic partnership that continues to grow and evolve.
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Atlas Winston
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