"2022 Malaysia Asian Charm Living Plot" opened in Beijing

On August 15th, the opening ceremony of the "Malaysian Asian Charm Plot" hosted by the Malaysian Embassy in China and co -organized by the Malaysian Chamber of Commerce in China was successfully held in Beijing China Hotel. Ambassador to China, representatives of Chinese government, corporate partners and media representatives attended the opening ceremony.

At the opening ceremony, the Malaysian Embassy's Women's Group (Perwakilan) performed traditional Malay dances such as Jiameilan dance and Zabin dance for the audience. The official account of the Malaysian Embassy in China was also officially opened on August 15.

△ Take a photo of Malaysia Ambassador and Ambassador to China. (Photo of Malaysia Embassy in China)

To celebrate the 65th anniversary of the Malaysian National Day, the "Malaysia's Asian Charm Plot" came into being, which aims to enhance the Chinese people's cognition and understanding of Malaysia. From August 15th to August 31st, the 17th Palm Oil Health and Nutrition Forum, Nyonya Culture and Art Exhibition, Malaysian Asian Style Food Week will be held as scheduled, and the "wind plot" will be held on August 31st. The National Day enrollment ended.

The Malaysian Ambassador to China Raja Datuk Nusir said: "Malaysia's geographical location, historical and humanistic feelings determine the characteristics of Malaysia's multicultural" melting furnace ", which is reflected in our culture, food and heritage. It is vivid and condensed in the concept of the "Malaysia Malaysia" advocated by the Malaysian government. "

△ Malaysia Ambassador to China Nusier Wanzhong attended the press conference after the opening ceremony. (Photo of Malaysia Embassy in China)

In 1974, Malaysia and Malaysia established diplomatic relations. Malaysia also became the first ASEAN country to establish diplomatic relations with China. The two countries cooperated in the fields of politics, economy, and humanities. In his speech, Ambassador Nuslvan mentioned that the bilateral trade volume in Malaysia in 2021 reached 176.8 billion US dollars, an increase of 34.5%, which made Malaysia the ninth largest trading partner in China. As of July this year, the bilateral trade volume of China and Malaysia had reached 114.5 billion US dollars, an increase of 20.7%.

Ambassador Nuslvan said that the relationship between China and Malaysia today is strong and firm. The high -level visits between the two countries are frequent. From July 11th to 12th this year, Wang Yi, a member of the State Councilor and Foreign Minister, visited Malaysia. "Under the influence of the new crown epidemic, in the uncertain international environment, Sino -Malaysia relations have made positive progress," said Ambassador Nusir Wan.

Malaysia has always been one of the preferred destinations for Chinese tourists. Since April 1, 2022, the Malaysian border has been fully opened, and tourists from all over the world are welcome to go to Malaysia for sightseeing.

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