New Delhi: During his official visit to India, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim sang the famous Bollywood song “Dost Dost Na Raha.”
The video, which went viral on social media, was reportedly filmed at Taj Hotel in Delhi. Anwar Ibrahim, appearing relaxed and joyful, sang Mukesh’s classic song while musicians accompanied him.
VIDEO | Malaysia PM Anwar Ibrahim (@anwaribrahim) sang Bollywood classic 'Dost Dost Na Raha' while bidding farewell to Delhi earlier today. Ibrahim was on his first visit to India after becoming the PM. pic.twitter.com/rnWTd7pS1s
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Anwar Ibrahim’s first visit to India as Malaysian PM
PM Anwar Ibrahim was on a visit to India from August 19 to August 21, marking his first visit to the country as Malaysia’s Prime Minister. His visit was aimed at strengthening ties between the two nations, with key discussions and agreements covering a range of sectors.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had welcomed his Malaysian counterpart with a grand ceremonial reception at the Rashtrapati Bhavan in Delhi on August 20.
The Ministry of External Affairs’ official spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, shared pictures of the two leaders posing together during this important occasion. Jaiswal posted on X, saying, “A special beginning to an important visit! PM @narendramodi warmly received PM @anwaribrahim of Malaysia in a ceremonial welcome at Rashtrapati Bhavan.”
The spokesperson added, “Malaysia is a key pillar of India’s Act East Policy and a valued partner in the region.”
Bilateral talks at Hyderabad House
Following the ceremonial welcome, the two leaders held an important bilateral meeting at Hyderabad House in Delhi. Randhir Jaiswal shared updates on the meeting, writing, “Transforming – partnership! PM @narendramodi extended a warm welcome to PM @anwaribrahim of Malaysia at Hyderabad House ahead of their talks.”
The discussions between the two Prime Ministers were focused on enhancing cooperation across various fields, particularly trade, investment, and technology. “Productive discussions to further deepen engagement across various domains of partnership and exploring new areas of collaboration lie ahead,” Jaiswal added in his post.
