PM Modi’s Malaysia visit has heralded a new chapter in Indo-Malaysian economic engagement. Parliamentarian M. Kulasegaran envisions India spearheading economic blocs and joining the ranks of the planet’s richest countries, fueled by strategic trade pacts.
Kulasegaran invoked millennia-old trade records, predating 5,000 years. ‘Relations with India are timeless, not recent,’ he stressed. While ancient barters were straightforward, today’s involve sophisticated challenges like duties and competition. The deals strategically lower barriers, enhancing trade efficacy and potential.
Praising Modi’s EU and US accords as monumental, Kulasegaran said, ‘Such leadership demands preservation—it’s transformative.’ This mindset benefits allies like Malaysia through synergistic efforts.
India’s defense exports, notably Sukhoi, mark its global stride. ‘From self-use to international sales, India dominates with low costs, superior tech, and reliability,’ he analyzed. Malaysia stands to gain immensely.
Finally, UPI exemplifies cutting-edge progress. ‘Modern, efficient, and rapidly scaling, it’s a game-changer,’ Kulasegaran concluded, foreseeing its triumph in digital economies.