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Malaysia-Indonesia transboundary haze relations
Overview
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim initially expressed solidarity with former Indonesian President Joko Widodo following volcanic disasters and haze challenges in Indonesia. During a telephone call, Anwar emphasized the “deep historical, cultural, and fraternal ties” between the two nations.
As the haze situation progressed, the focus shifted toward accountability for forest fires. Anwar stated that Malaysia would not protect local companies involved in Indonesian forest burning activities that contribute to transboundary haze. He asserted that Indonesian authorities should be permitted to take action against responsible parties, including Malaysian companies operating in Indonesia, provided actions are based on evidence.
Additionally, Anwar called for ASEAN ministers to address transboundary air pollution more seriously, suggesting that regional mechanisms require improvement to better manage the impact on public health.
Entities
Anwar Ibrahim · Joko Widodo · Indonesia · Malaysia · ASEAN
Timeline
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4 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesAnwar Ibrahim: Malaysia will not protect companies linked to Indonesian forest firesPrime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced Malaysia will not defend local companies involved in Indonesian forest fires causing transboundary haze, urging ASEAN to improve regional response mechanisms.
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6 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 9 sourcesAnwar Ibrahim contacts Joko Widodo to express solidarity with IndonesiaMalaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim called former Indonesian President Joko Widodo to express solidarity regarding Indonesia's volcanic disasters and haze issues while Jokowi visited Penang.
Sources
ansor.or.id · antaranews.com · cnbcindonesia.com · gelora.co · global.liputan6.com · joglosemar.co.id · malay.news · malaysiatribune.news · nasional.sindonews.com · rzeszow-news.pl · tvsarawak.my