JAKARTA: Indonesia will always be given priority by Malaysia in bilateral relations, said Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Sunday (Jan 8). 'Indonesia accepted me as a true friend, so I will never forget that,' he told the media after witnessing a handover of letters of intent and an
JAKARTA: Indonesia will always be given priority by Malaysia in bilateral relations, said Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Sunday .
"Indonesia is a neighbour, we share the same roots and have a good friendship. It was also a true friend at a time when I was cast out and sidelined," said Mr Anwar. On Monday, Mr Anwar is scheduled to hold a meeting with President Joko Widodo, better known as Jokowi, at Bogor Palace in West Java, about 54km from South Jakarta.
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