Malaysia and France have once again reiterated their call for a ceasefire in Gaza, as the Asian leader paid an official visit to his European counterpart in Paris.
Speaking at the steps of the Elsyee Palace, President Emmanuel Macron said both nations were now calling “more than ever” for an agreement on a permanent ceasefire, the release of hostages, and unimpeded access to the desperately needed humanitarian aid in Gaza.
00:01Malaysia and France have once again reiterated their stand for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
00:07The call was made by French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim
00:13during a press conference at the LCA Palace in Paris.
00:30On Iran, Macron emphasized the need for Tehran to reaffirm its support for the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
00:46and to agree to a deal that would end uranium enrichment while still permitting the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
00:53Standing alongside Macron, Anwar lauded the French leader's efforts in seeking peace in Gaza.
00:59We have condemned the continued bombings and atrocities inflicted upon civilians, women and children.
01:06And it's a shame that the international community is not able to resolve this.
01:10So your initiative is much supported by us. No question about peace.
01:15And if it takes to both sides to secure peace, I agree with you.
01:19That's why we are also committed to the two-state solution.
01:23He also highlighted the importance of applying nuclear agreements non-selectively
01:28and reiterated Malaysia's support for peaceful use and strict inspections.
01:34The meeting concluded with an official dinner and a private discussion between the two leaders
01:39before Anwar departed for Rio de Janeiro, the final leg of his three-city international tour.
01:46The meeting concluded with an appearance that is being argued in California, the number of people who are in the United States are based on the national tour on the academy.
