(Patria) - Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with Malaysian King Sultan Ibrahim on August 6 in Moscow, the Kremlin's press service reported, TASS reported.
"Talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Sultan Ibrahim are scheduled for August 6 in Moscow. The two leaders will discuss the further development of Russian-Malaysian relations and current international and regional issues," the statement said.
The Malaysian leader will visit Russia from August 5 to 10.
On May 14, during a meeting in the Kremlin with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, Putin asked him to extend an invitation to the King to visit Russia.
Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin attaches great importance to relations with Malaysia and that much is being prepared for the upcoming talks between Putin and the Malaysian head of state.
Malaysia is a federal elective monarchy. The supreme ruler, the King, is elected for a five-year term by the governments of the nine states that make up the federation. Since 2024, this role has been held by the Sultan of Johor, Ibrahim ibn Iskandar.
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