Australia, Malaysia pledge to strengthen energy security amid Middle East uncertainties
Australia and Malaysia have agreed to strengthen energy security amid global uncertainties linked to Middle East tensions. Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged to remain a reliable partner, while his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese highlighted strong interdependence in fuel, fertiliser and food supply chains. Mr Albanese is on a "food-for-fuel" mission to Brunei and Malaysia this week. Australia is Malaysia's 12th-largest trading partner, supplying 60% of the country's wheat and 75% of its imported beef. Melissa Goh reports.
Australia and Malaysia have agreed to strengthen energy security amid global uncertainties linked to Middle East tensions. Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged to remain a reliable partner, while his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese highlighted strong interdependence in fuel, fertiliser and food supply chains. Mr Albanese is on a "food-for-fuel" mission to Brunei and Malaysia this week. Australia is Malaysia's 12th-largest trading partner, supplying 60% of the country's wheat and 75% of its imported beef. Melissa Goh reports.
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