BEIJING, Nov. 1 (Xinhua) -- China and Malaysia on Tuesday signed agreements on railways, energy, defense, and joint development of Malaysia's naval ships, during Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's visit to Beijing.
The deals were signed after talks between Premier Li Keqiang and Najib. They covered areas ranging from infrastructure, agriculture, education, tax, quality inspection to customs and defense.
Describing China and Malaysia as good neighbors, partners and friends, Li said China is willing to work with the Southeast Asian country to boost neighborly cooperation, stability, development and prosperity.
China will link the Belt and Road Initiative with Malaysia's development strategies and build pilot programs for industrial cooperation, Li said.
"China and Malaysia can enhance cooperation in railways, including high-speed rail to strengthen regional connectivity," Li said.
He also called for further cooperation in finance, law enforcement, security and culture, particularly the operating of Xiamen University Malaysian campus.
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