ISLAMABAD: Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has reiterated the importance of countries maintaining strong economic fundamentals to wi...
: Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has reiterated the importance of countries maintaining strong economic fundamentals to withstand the “slings and arrows” of global uncertainties and challenges.
“While good and effective medicine may be bitter and hard to swallow, the cure it brings and the fruit of our labour will be well worth the sacrifices,” he said when delivering his keynote address “Echoes of Iqbal: Charting A Future of Renewal and Progress,” at NUST here today. According to Anwar, trade between Malaysia and Pakistan continues to flourish, with the current annual trade volume nearing USD 2 billion, driven by key industries such as palm oil and textiles.
“These efforts must go hand in hand with initiatives in climate change policies, environmental protection and an overarching earnest conviction to make our planet Earth a better place,” he said.
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