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Tun M warmly welcomed at the 28th Nikkei Conference in Tokyo

By FARHANA ABD KADIR
30 May 2023 12:00pm
Screenshot of the video uploaded by @Adam Mukhriz when Dr Mahathir attended the 28th Nikkei Conference in Tokyo, Japan - FILEPIC
Screenshot of the video uploaded by @Adam Mukhriz when Dr Mahathir attended the 28th Nikkei Conference in Tokyo, Japan - FILEPIC

SHAH ALAM - Former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad was given a round of applause to show appreciation for the stateman during the 28th Nikkei Conference held in Tokyo, Japan.

In a TikTok video uploaded by @Adam Mukhriz, he explained that Dr Mahathir was invited to the conference since it was first held in 1995.

Adam also said Japan loves to hear Dr Mahathir's ideas and they respect him.

The 43-second video received 6,814 likes and 784 comments on Tik Tok.

"Even the hotel staffs respect Dr Mahathir," he said.

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