Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met with his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak here.
The two leaders dwelled upon defence and security, trade and investment, counter-terrorism and people to people links in their bilateral meet.
External Affairs Ministry (EAM) spokesperson Raveesh Kumar labelled Malaysia as "an important strategic partner."
"An important strategic partner! PM @narendramodi met with Malaysian Prime Minister @NajibRazak.
Two leaders had an engaging discussion on defence and security, trade and investment, counter terrorism and people to people links. #ASEANIndia," Kumar wrote on Twitter.
Earlier in the day, in an unprecedented move, the leaders of 10 ASEAN countries - Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Myanmar (Burma), Cambodia, Laos and Brunei graced the Republic Day parade as chief guests in the national capital.
India hosted a two-day India-ASEAN Commemorative Summit, which is expected to give a boost to the cooperation in key areas of counter-terrorism, security and connectivity.
The summit marks 25 years of Indo-ASEAN ties.
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