Issues related to South China Sea to be ironed out via diplomatic channels, says Fahmi
Any issues concerning the South China Sea will be addressed through diplomatic channels, said Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.
Fahmi, who is the government spokesman, made the statement during the weekly post-Cabinet press conference on Wednesday (Sept 11), in response to concerns about a foreign military vessel sighted within Malaysia’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ).
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Fahmi, who is the government spokesman, made the statement during the weekly post-Cabinet press conference on Wednesday (Sept 11), in response to concerns about a foreign military vessel sighted within Malaysia’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ).
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00:00So YB, cabinet meeting today, did it address the issue of presence of Chinese warship?
00:07We did not discuss that in detail, but any issue that arises will be dealt with through diplomatic channels.
00:22So we will address these issues through diplomatic channels.
00:27On the issue of South China Sea, some countries will raise the issue in UNGA.
00:35So maybe this issue will be brought to the cabinet because, if I am not mistaken, Malaysia will also hold a UNGA meeting later. Thank you.
00:44The Foreign Ministerial Committee will represent the Prime Minister and the Government to UNGA this year,
00:51along with maybe one or two other ministers.
00:56But a special agenda has not been discussed today.
01:01The Foreign Ministerial Committee is also not present in today's cabinet meeting.
01:06So we have to wait before UNGA, before the Foreign Ministerial Committee goes to UNGA.
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