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Cooperation between Malaysia and Indonesia in the field of culture will also be intensified on the joint list of several other collectively inherited cultural heritage sites to UNESCO, the prime minister said.

However, when this vaccinated travel lane will start is still in discussion but it won't be too long now! In relation to the delimitation of the maritime border between both the countries, Ismail Sabri gave assurance that Malaysia remained committed to reaching a solution to finalise the issue.

The signing of the two MoUs is a demonstration of of the level of good relations that have long been established between Malaysia and Indonesia.

Ismail Sabri said besides the travel corridor, many things had been discussed with Indonesian President Joko Widodo during the meeting of over an hour at the Bogor Palace yesterday afternoon.

On maritime borders, Mr Saifuddin said boundaries between the two countries on the southernmost point of the Malacca Strait and on the Sulawesi Sea had yet to be resolved.

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During his first Indonesian trip as prime minister, Ismail also delivered assurance for improved welfare of migrant workers from the giant neighbor.

JAKARTA - Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to allow those conducting essential business to resume travelling between the two countries.

It is his first official overseas trip since assuming office in August.

Both leaders also took the opportunity to discuss other issues such as the developments at the Kalimantan-Sabah border, the Myanmar crisis and issues in the South China Sea.

The two countries will launch a Vaccinated Travel lane as both countries are recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic as reported by.

Mr Ismail Sabri said that Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to start opening the borders of the two countries with the travel arrangement.

Ismail said 96 percent of Malaysian adults have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, in addition to 65 percent of children aged between 12 and 17.