Laut China Selatan perlu kekal aman, laluan perdagangan, kata PM | The Malaysian Insight

Laut China Selatan perlu kekal aman, laluan perdagangan, kata PM

Perdana Menteri Muhyiddin Yassin berkata Laut China Selatan seharusnya kekal sebagai kawasan aman dan menjadi laluan perdagangan. – Gambar fail The Malaysian Insight, 26 Jun, 2020.

PENDIRIAN Malaysia mengenai isu Laut China Selatan jelas dan konsisten bahawa ia seharusnya kekal aman dan menjadi laluan perdagangan, kata Perdana Menteri Muhyiddin Yassin. “Malaysia berpendirian Laut China Selatan seharusnya kekal sebagai kawasan aman dan menjadi laluan perdagangan. Bermula July 2018, akses bagi laporan penuh hanya untuk anda yang melanggan. Daftar sekarang dan nikmati satu minggu akses percuma!

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