ANKARA – Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has safely arrived in Ankara, Republic of Turkey, to begin an official visit at the invitation of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
The Prime Minister’s arrival marks the start of a series of scheduled engagements with Turkish leaders and officials. His visit is expected to strengthen bilateral ties between Malaysia and Turkey, with discussions planned on areas of cooperation that benefit both nations.
Anwar Ibrahim expressed gratitude for the opportunity to undertake the visit, noting the importance of the meetings and exchanges that will take place during his stay. He emphasised that the visit is aimed at producing meaningful outcomes for the people and the country.
The Prime Minister’s trip underscores Malaysia’s commitment to fostering international partnerships and enhancing diplomatic relations. Turkey has long been regarded as a strategic partner, with both nations sharing common interests in trade, investment, and cultural exchange.
The official programme will include high-level discussions with President Erdoğan and other Turkish leaders. While details of the agenda remain under wraps, the visit is expected to highlight cooperation in economic development, education, and regional stability.
Anwar Ibrahim’s arrival in Ankara reflects Malaysia’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its global presence and engage constructively with international partners. His visit is seen as part of a broader diplomatic initiative to deepen Malaysia’s role in international affairs.
The Prime Minister conveyed his appreciation for the warm welcome extended by Turkey and expressed hope that the visit will yield positive results.
