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Thailand, Malaysia resolve seafood trade dispute, target quick reopening of fisheries market
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PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia — Thailand and Malaysia have agreed to swiftly resolve a recent fisheries trade dispute that disrupted seafood exports between the two countries, with both governments aiming to reopen affected markets within a week.
Key facts
- PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia — Thailand and Malaysia have agreed to swiftly resolve a recent fisheries trade dispute that disrupted seafood exports between the two countries, with both governments aiming to reopen affected markets within a week.
- The breakthrough came after talks between Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and his Malaysian counterpart Anwar Ibrahim in Putrajaya on Thursday, during Anutin’s two-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties.
- Thailand and Malaysia also reaffirmed their commitment to boosting bilateral trade, with a shared target of reaching 30 billion in trade in the near future
- We have resolved this outstanding issue of fisheries,”
Summary
The breakthrough came after talks between Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and his Malaysian counterpart Anwar Ibrahim in Putrajaya on Thursday, during Anutin’s two-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties.
“We have resolved this outstanding issue of fisheries,” Anwar told reporters after the meeting, adding that both sides agreed the measures should be implemented within one week.