Malaysia and EU resume FTA talks following Anwar's Brussels visit
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) -- Malaysia and the European Union have announced the resumption of negotiations for a free trade deal, 12 years after talks were put on hold over a disagreement related to the Southeast Asian country's palm oil industry. The decision was made following Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's working visit to Brussels on Sunday.
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