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The long-delayed Malaysia-Brunei border issue was among the topics discussed at the 27th Annual Leaders’ Consultation (ALC-27) between the two countries on Saturday (Aug 22).

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said that, so far, the two countries have completed about 50 per cent of the border demarcation process.

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00:01The long-delayed Malaysia-Brunei border issue was among the key topics discussed at the
00:0727th Annual Leaders' Consultation, or ALC 27, between the two countries on Saturday.
00:14Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said about 50% of the border demarcation process
00:20has been completed so far. He said representatives from both countries would continue discussions
00:26to resolve outstanding issues involving both land and maritime borders. Anwar said neither
00:34Malaysia nor Brunei would compromise on their territorial rights, stressing that the interests
00:39of both countries must be protected throughout the demarcation process. The two countries also
00:45agreed in principle to facilitate the movement of people between Malaysia and Brunei. Anwar said
00:51existing immigration procedures need to be improved, with federal authorities working to
00:56work together with Sarawak and Sabah to expedite the process. Earlier, Anwar and the Malaysian
01:02delegation arrived at Istana Nuruliman to attend the consultation, which was also attended
01:07by the Sultan of Brunei, Sultan Hasan al-Bolkia. The two leaders also witnessed the signing of
01:13a Memorandum of Understanding on Disaster Management Cooperation.
01:27Arrangement is a visit to the

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