Malaysia and Brunei Make Progress in Border Demarcation Process
Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim held an important meeting with the Sultan of Brunei, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, during the 27th Annual Leaders' Consultation. This meeting aimed to strengthen diplomatic relations between the two neighboring countries, which share close historical and cultural ties.
One of the main issues discussed during the meeting concerned the land border demarcation between Malaysia and Brunei. The Prime Minister informed that, to date, both countries have successfully completed approximately 50 percent of the entire border demarcation process.
This border demarcation process is a crucial step in ensuring that the security and sovereignty of both nations are preserved. The ongoing cooperation between technical teams from Malaysia and Brunei demonstrates the commitment of both parties to resolving this issue harmoniously and in accordance with international law.
In addition to the border issue, the meeting also served as a platform to discuss various economic and social collaborations that benefit the people of both countries. This strong bilateral relationship is expected to continue growing to enhance regional prosperity.
Overall, this Annual Leaders' Consultation reflects the close ties between Malaysia and Brunei. The Malaysian government hopes that the remainder of the border demarcation process can proceed smoothly for the long-term benefit of both nations.