Palembang meeting celebrates Malay economic revivalism

New Straits Times | May 25, 2001| | Copyright

Abdul Razak Ahmad in Palembang, Indonesia
New Straits Times
05-25-2001
Palembang meeting celebrates Malay economic revivalism
Byline: Abdul Razak Ahmad in Palembang, Indonesia
Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2*
Section: National

THE Malays will rise from the remains of their ancestral Srivijayan and Melaka empires to become a leading global power.

Such optimism coloured the meeting of the Malay and Islamic World in Palembang which ended on Wednesday.
Malacca Chief Minister Datuk Wira Mohd Ali Rustam, who led the 50- person Malaysian delegation to the meeting, said the 55 million Malays in Peninsular ...

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