Malaysia Celebrates 67th National Day and 61st Malaysia Day with ...

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(From left) Ms. Nomita Dhar, Sun Media CEO, H.E. Dato’ Indera Dr. Azfar bin Mohamad Mustafar, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Singapore, and his spouse, Datin Indera Che Norhayati Soib The Malaysian High Commission in Singapore, led by High Commissioner Dato’ Indera Dr. Azfar bin Mohamad Mustafar, hosted a reception to celebrate Malaysia’s 67th National Day and 61st Malaysia Day at the Grand Hyatt Singapore.

ON 13 September 2024, the “Reception on the Occasion of the 67th National Day & 61st Malaysia Day” was hosted by His Excellency Dato’ Indera Dr. Azfar bin Mohamad Mustafar, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Singapore, and his spouse, Datin Indera Che Norhayati Soib. The event, held at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Singapore, brought together members of the Malaysian community, diplomatic representatives, local dignitaries, and various prominent figures to celebrate Malaysia’s national milestones.

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Desmond Lee, Singapore’s Minister for National Development and Minister-in-charge of Social Services Integration, served as the Guest of Honour at the event.

During his speech, His Excellency Dato’ Azfar emphasized the deep and enduring ties between Malaysia and Singapore, highlighting their shared history, culture, and values. He remarked on the “special and symbiotic” relationship that has allowed both nations to thrive, attributing much of their success to contributions from citizens, businesses, and governments on both sides. His Excellency also referenced the recent state visit of His Majesty the King of Malaysia to Singapore, a gesture that further underscored the importance of the bilateral relationship.

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“Our relationship is not just symbiotic, but also special. It is a bond built on shared history, culture, and values that continue to shape our close cooperation today. This connection goes beyond formal diplomacy—it is a partnership that thrives through the contributions of our people, businesses, and governments,” said the H.E. Dato’ Azfar.

The event was a reflection of the close bond between the two neighboring nations, built over decades of cooperation and mutual respect. Attendees at the reception were treated to cultural performances and traditional Malaysian cuisine, celebrating not just the nation’s past achievements, but also its bright future alongside Singapore.

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Source: IN Diplomacy Reporters

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