Dr. Werner Hoyer, Minister of State at the Federal Foreign Office, visited Malaysia from 07 - 09 August 2011, to strengthen political ties with this important partner of Germany in South-East Asia. Dr...
German Members of Parliament are convinced that ASEAN has to have a bigger role in German awareness, especially when compared to China and India.
The ASEAN caucus of German parliament, headed by MP ...
ASEAN Parliamentary Group's Visit to Malaysia
The Minister President of the Federal State (Land) of Baden-Württemberg, located in South-West Germany, H.E. Stefan Mappus, and a 120 head strong delegation visited Malaysia from 17 to 19 November 201...
As part of their working trip to South-East-Asia, MP Dr. Joachim Pfeiffer, MP Andreas Lämmel, MP Klaus Breil and MP Andrea Wicklein visited Malysia from 01 to 03 November 2010.
They met with the Dep...
A delegation of the Budget Committee of the German Federal Parliament visited Malaysia from 6 to 8 January 2011, before travelling on to Brunei and Indonesia. The experts on agriculture MP Mr. Georg S...
Palm Oil can be produced sustainably
On 26 August 2010, the Chairman of the parliamentary group of the governing CDU/CSU party of the German Parliament, Member of Parliament Volker Kauder, paid a one-day visit to Malaysia. He was accompanied by a high ranking delegation, consisting - amongst others - of the Spokesperson and the Deputy Spokesperson for Foreign and Security Policy, MP Philipp Missfelder and MP Dr. Andreas Schockenhoff. They familiarized themselves with recent developments in the country and the region and received first hand impressions about the state of Malaysian-German relations.
Member of the German Parliament, Mr. Juergen Klimke from Hamburg, paid a 2-day visit to Malaysia from 19 to 20 August 2010, and met with representatives from government, parliament, the economic sector and civil society.
Meeting of Federal Foreign Minister Westerwelle with the Malaysian Foreign Minister Dato´Sri Anifah Aman, August 2010
The Federal Minister Guido Westerwelle met with his Malaysian counterpart, Foreign Minister Dato' Sri Anifah bin Haji Aman in Berlin on 4 August 2010.
The talks focused on current international issues. The two Ministers discussed the situation in Afghanistan, the Iranian nuclear programme, the peace process in the Middle East and the position of the ASEAN countries on the situation in Myanmar. Like Germany, the ASEAN countries call for free and fair elections and the release of all political prisoners, including Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.