By Admin 
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim during the BRICS summit. The two leaders reviewed the progress of relations between India-Malasia and discussed ways to increase investment and business relations.
Prime Minister Modi shared pictures of the meeting with Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim during the BRICS Summit on Social Media Platform X. He wrote in the post, ‘There was a very good meeting with Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim during the BRICS summit in Brazil. Malaysia is important for India, it has an important place in our vision ocean and Act East Policy.
He further wrote, ‘We reviewed the progress made in our bilateral relations, including the progress made after Prime Minister Ibrahim’s visit to India last year. Future areas such as IT, renewable energy and infrastructure are areas where bilateral relations are increasing firmly. There was also a discussion on how to improve investment and business relations between our countries.
Earlier, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said in a statement that the BRICS group, which has emerged as a strong and principle power, provides an opportunity to shape more balanced and just international system.
He said that there is a need to improve in old international institutions so that the changing global reality can be shown and the aspirations of developing countries are taken into consideration ‘
The Malaysian Prime Minister said, “I demand major changes in global institutions such as the United Nations, International Monetary Fund, World Bank and World Trade Organization, so that they can show the needs of current reality and developing countries better, not the old World War structures.”
Anwar, who was attending the 17th BRICS summit organized by Brazil, said that the group should strengthen their economic cooperation with member countries and other regional groups like South-East Asian Nations.
He said that BRICS and ASEAN members should further strengthen strategic cooperation, including increasing regional trade and investment for mutual benefits of developing countries. India established diplomatic relations with the Federation of Malaya in 1957.