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Malaysia and Pakistan have urged the international community to act decisively to end the war in Gaza, expressing cautious support for U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan.

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00:00Malaysia and Pakistan have called on the international community to take concrete
00:04action to end the war in Gaza. Prime Minister Dato Sri Anwar Ibrahim, in a joint statement
00:10with his Pakistani counterpart, Shivas Sharif, said both countries support U.S. President
00:15Donald Trump's 20-point peace plan, although with certain reservations.
00:20We jointly, of course, look favorably at the 20-point peace initiative by President
00:33Donald Trump, although Malaysia do express some concerns, but at least on the point of
00:40cessation of hostilities, stop the insane bombings and killings by the Zionist-Israeli
00:46regime on Gaza in particular. That at least is a clear position taken by Arab countries,
00:57Muslim countries, and most of the countries in the world now.
01:03Turning to South Asia, Anwar also highlighted regional tensions between Pakistan and India,
01:09stressing the need for cooperation in combating terrorism and promoting stability.
01:14Sharif is on a three-day official visit to Malaysia, aimed at strengthening trade, investment
01:20and defence cooperation between the two countries.
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