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Malaysia Will Not Intervene Militarily in Middle East, Anwar Says
Malaysia Declares Non-Intervention in Middle East Conflict
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced that Malaysia will not get involved militarily in the ongoing situation in the Middle East. He clarified that while Malaysia, as a free country, can voice its objections to war and violence, it will not do so by sending troops. This statement clarifies Malaysia's foreign policy stance amid heightened tensions in the Middle East region.
Calls for Dialogue and Engagement to Resolve Disputes
Prime Minister Anwar stressed that dialogue and engagement should be the means to resolve any form of disputes. He stated, "We do not agree when any country is attacked and colonised. We do not want any country to interfere in our national affairs," highlighting principles of sovereignty and peaceful resolution. These remarks reflect Malaysia's preference for non-military solutions in international conflicts.
*Source: SCMP (2026-03-16)*
