Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim, the Prime Minister of Malaysia and the Minister of Finance, met with Dr. Muhammad Al Jasser, the Chairman of the Islamic Development Bank Group, in Kuala Lumpur. During their meeting, they emphasised the strength of the long-standing strategic cooperation that exists between Malaysia and the Islamic Development Bank at the time.
To support inclusive economic growth, the two parties met and discussed measures to increase support for small and medium-sized firms, foster entrepreneurship and job creation, and expand private-sector development, as reported by the Saudi Press Agency on Tuesday.
Following the conclusion of the meeting, both parties reaffirmed their mutual commitment to enhancing the level of collaboration between countries located in the Global South, facilitating the mobilisation of innovative finance, and enhancing the partnership between Malaysia and the International Development Bank Group in order to promote comprehensive and sustainable development.
Both parties engaged in a discussion regarding the means by which they may enhance their support for small and medium-sized businesses, promote entrepreneurialism and the creation of jobs, and broaden the scope of private sector development.
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