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        "msgid": "xi-jinping-book-readers-forum-held-in-kuala-lumpur-1777625598",
        "date": "2026-05-01 14:42:58",
        "title": "Xi Jinping Book Readers' Forum Held in Kuala Lumpur",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Trade",
        "summary": "A forum in Kuala Lumpur discussed the fifth volume of the English edition of \"Xi Jinping: The Governance of China,\" highlighting its insights into China's development philosophy and Eastern wisdom in governance. Malaysian officials, including the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the Transport Minister, praised the book for enhancing understanding of Chinese governance practices and deepening bilateral cooperation under high-quality Belt and Road initiatives. The event, attended by around 200 participants from both nations, underscored the growing economic ties between China and Malaysia amid advancements in RCEP and CAFTA 3.0, fostering mutual trust and sustainable collaboration in trade, investment, and green development.",
        "content": "<p>Kuala Lumpur (ANTARA) - The China-Malaysia Readers\u2019 Forum, which\ndiscussed the fifth volume of the English edition of the book \u201cXi\nJinping: The Governance of China,\u201d was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia,\non Thursday (30\/4). Participants at the forum stated that this fifth\nvolume depicts the experiences of development and the philosophy of\ngovernance that represent Eastern wisdom. Against the backdrop of\nconstantly changing geopolitical dynamics and profound changes in the\nglobal governance system, participants opined that in-depth exchanges on\ngovernance through the dissemination of this book between Malaysia and\nChina hold significant meaning in strengthening mutual trust and\nmutually beneficial cooperation, as well as advancing the building of a\nhigh-level strategic community between China and Malaysia with a shared\nfuture. In his remarks, Johari Abdul, Chairman of the Malaysian House of\nRepresentatives, said the book helps various sectors in Malaysia to\nbetter understand China\u2019s development philosophy and governance\npractices. \u201cThe five volumes of the book \u2018Xi Jinping: The Governance of\nChina\u2019 demonstrate efforts to expound on the philosophy of governance,\nwhich seeks to explain how a nation understands its development, its\npriorities, and its role in the world. This book provides insights into\nhow these ideas are framed and communicated,\u201d said Johari. Meanwhile,\nMalaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook stated that the\nimportant discussions in the fifth volume on high-quality development,\nhigh-level openness, and high-quality Belt and Road cooperation provide\ncrucial insights for deepening Malaysia-China connectivity. He added\nthat in recent years, the two countries have achieved beneficial results\nin high-quality Belt and Road cooperation. Ian Neo Chee Hua, CEO of the\nSoutheast Asia Humanities Research Centre in Malaysia, said the book\ncontains a rich political philosophy that guides China\u2019s economic and\nsocial development as well as its relations with the world, laying an\nimportant foundation for strengthening sustainable Malaysia-China\ncooperation. Along with the progress in implementing the Regional\nComprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and the development of\nChina-ASEAN Free Trade Area (CAFTA) 3.0, China-Malaysia relations are\nentering a new stage of coordinated development, with broad prospects\nfor cooperation in trade, investment, digital economy, and green\ndevelopment, said Chee Hua. At the forum, Chinese representatives\npresented copies of the English edition of the fifth volume of the book\nto foreign guests. Experts and scholars engaged in in-depth exchanges on\nvarious topics, including national governance, China-ASEAN regional\ncooperation, and the China-Malaysia community with a shared future. The\nforum was jointly organised by the Information Office of the State\nCouncil of China, the China International Communications Group, and the\nChinese Embassy in Malaysia. Around 200 participants from the\npublishing, think tank, and media sectors from both countries attended\nthe event.<\/p>",
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