Malaysia is seeking to boost cooperation in green technologies with Japan and South Korea to address climate change, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Anwar said that Asean could benefit from Japan's expertise in developing clean energy technologies, and renewable projects and sharing best practices including through the Asean-Japan Energy Efficiency Partnership (Ajeep) and the Asean-Japan Climate Agenda 2.0. Meanwhile, during the 24th ASEAN-Korean Summit meeting, Anwar stressed the importance of green growth or climate sustainability. He also highlighted the importance of optimising land use for food security, which prioritises low carbon and climate-resilient socio-economic development.

Source: The Star