Malaysia–Poland relations
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[['Malaysia–Poland relations', 'country', 'Malaysia'], ['Malaysia–Poland relations', 'country', 'Poland']]
<entity_0> refers to bilateral foreign relations between <entity_1> and <entity_2>. <entity_1> has an embassy in Warsaw, and <entity_2> has an embassy in Kuala Lumpur and a consulate in Kuching. Following the establishment of relations with Soviet Union, <entity_1> also expanded its relations to central European countries such as <entity_2>. Until now, relations between the two countries are mostly based on economic and trade with <entity_1> became one of the most important economic and trading partner for <entity_2> in Southeast Asia. In economic, a <entity_1>-<entity_2> Business Council has been established to further strength economic co-operation between the two countries. <entity_2> were keen to explore opportunities in the <entity_1>'s Islamic Finance market with the starting of halal-based product in <entity_1> and the country were one of the few countries from the European Union which been given halal certifications from the Malaysian authorities for its food products. <entity_2> greentech companies also were looking for partners to set up base in <entity_1>. From January to April 2013, the total trade between <entity_1> and <entity_2> reached around $220 million and <entity_2> become <entity_1>'s 12th largest trading partner among European countries. <entity_1>'s main exports to <entity_2> included machinery, electrical machinery, rubber, palm oil, iron and steel products while <entity_2>'s major exports to <entity_1> were vehicles, tools and also machinery and electrical machinery products. In 2002, <entity_2> reached an agreement with <entity_1> to supply its PT-91 tanks to the Malaysian Army with an estimate value of contract comprising $250 million over the next 10 years.
['bilateral relation']