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China's Xi begins Malaysia visit in shadow of Trump tariffs
- President Xi Jinping of China arrived in Malaysia on Tuesday for a state visit.
- Xi's visit follows his trip to Vietnam as part of a Southeast Asia tour.
- Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim greeted Xi at the Kuala Lumpur airport, shown on CGTN.
- Xi stated he anticipates "further deepening the traditional friendship" with Malaysia, CCTV reported.
- Xi's visit includes a state banquet and talks with Anwar, focusing on bilateral agreements.
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Xi first visited Vietnam and then Malaysia, at a time when China is seeking to offset the large increase in customs duties imposed by the US president.
China’s President Xi Jinping said Wednesday that the Asian giant and Malaysia will strengthen bilateral relations in order to build a community of shared future that will mark the beginning of a new “50 golden years”. READ also China includes US agents on the list of wanted cyberattacks During a meeting with the king of Malaysia, Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar, Xi said that both countries are good neighbors, friends and partners. “Bilateral relations h…
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