-- 據《星報》週二報道,澳洲總理安東尼·阿爾巴尼斯將於4月15日至17日訪問馬來西亞。吉隆坡方面希望在當前全球局勢不明朗的情況下加強能源安全合作。 馬來西亞外交部表示,與澳洲加強合作將有助於確保穩定取得液化天然氣等關鍵資源,液化天然氣對發電和工業用途至關重要。報告稱,此次訪問預計還將促進雙方在糧食安全、投資和技術方面的合作,以緩衝外部衝擊。 報告指出,外交部表示,霍爾木茲海峽的中斷可能會影響馬來西亞的原油進口,因為澳洲供應馬來西亞大部分液化天然氣,而馬來西亞則向澳洲出口燃料。 該新聞媒體稱,兩國領導人預計將就能源安全發表聯合聲明,並見證馬來西亞伊斯蘭發展部與農業、漁業和林業部簽署清真肉類合作協議。 (市場動態新聞來自與全球市場專業人士的對話。這些資訊據信來自可靠來源,但可能包含傳聞和推測。準確性無法保證。)
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