PUTRAJAYA February 7, 2026 – Malaysian Prime Minister Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim yesterday hosted and joined Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in engaging with the Malaysian Indian community, highlighting the deep-rooted historical, cultural, and people-to-people connections between the two nations.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), PM Anwar described the afternoon meeting as a meaningful opportunity to connect with the Indian community alongside PM Modi. He emphasized that bilateral relations between Malaysia and India extend far beyond formal policies and agreements, being firmly anchored in centuries-old history, shared culture, and enduring friendship.
“The Indian community forms an integral part of nation-building in Malaysia, with contributions spanning various fields and serving as a pillar of harmony and progress in our multicultural society,” PM Anwar stated.
The engagement underscores ongoing efforts to bolster cooperation in key areas such as economy, digital transformation, technology, and people-to-people exchanges. Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to aligning these initiatives with future development aspirations for their respective countries.
PM Anwar further noted the importance of Malaysia and India acting as voices for dialogue, collaboration, and humanitarian values amid growing global uncertainties and challenges. He stressed that true friendship between nations is measured not by words alone, but by tangible benefits delivered to citizens.
The meeting was accompanied by several photographs shared by PM Anwar, depicting warm interactions, handshakes, and group settings involving community members, officials, and the two prime ministers.
This diplomatic engagement comes amid broader efforts to deepen Malaysia-India relations under the framework of mutual respect and shared prosperity. Both countries continue to explore enhanced trade, investment, and strategic partnerships in emerging sectors.
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