Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and stated that China-Malaysia relations are ushering in a new "golden era"; both countries should adhere to self-reliance and jointly oppose external interference. China is willing to work with regional countries to resist "decoupling and supply chain disruption," "small yard with high fences," and arbitrary tariff impositions through openness, inclusiveness, unity, and cooperation, responding to the law of the jungle with the Asian values of peace, cooperation, openness, and inclusiveness.

Anwar stated that Malaysia is willing to strengthen cooperation with China, and ASEAN will not endorse any unilateral tariff impositions. Through cooperation, they will achieve collective self-strengthening and maintain economic growth.

The two sides signed over 30 agreements covering cooperation under the three global initiatives, "Confucian-Islamic Civilizational Dialogue," digital economy, service trade, the upgraded development of the "Two Countries, Twin Parks," joint laboratories, artificial intelligence, railways, intellectual property, agricultural exports to China, mutual visa exemptions, and giant panda conservation.