In a press conference in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday (December 20), he said that the memorandum of understanding of the predecessor for the recruitment of workers from Bangladesh and Indonesia will remain in force for the time. In response to the question about the Malaysian government's efforts to speed up the entry of workers from Bangladesh, the Malaysian minister said that the growing demand for labor mentioned by the ministry is being discussed on how to meet that demand quickly. We will announce that very soon.being. The ministry has no plans to review it afresh. Victory Day Discussion Meeting in Malaysia. The minister further said, 'We are working very closely with the Ministry of Home Affairs to make the process more perfect. We are hoping that the new setup we are creating to bring in workers from Bangladesh and Indonesia will be faster than before. I will announce the details after everything is finalized The minister further said, 'We are working very closely with the Ministry of Home Affairs to make the process more perfect. We are hoping that the new setup we are creating to bring in workers from Bangladesh and Indonesia will be faster than before. I will announce the details after everything is. Recruitment of workers from Bangladesh to Malaysia is ongoing under an agreement between the governments of the two countries. As of December 2 this year, 67,958 applications have been approved out of a total of 75,751 applications from 466 employers. Protests in Italy against harassment of Bangladeshi women wearing hijab Malaysia, a country in South East Asia, relies on workers from other countries including Bangladesh to meet its labor needs. But due to the epidemic in the past years, the recruitment of new foreign workers has been suspended, creating an extreme labor shortage in the country. In agreement was signed between Bangladesh and Malaysia on December 19 last year (2021) to resolve this labor crisis. The was signed by Bangladesh Government Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment Minister Imran Ahmad and Malaysia's former Human Resource Minister Then on June 2 of this year, a final decision was taken on the opening of the labor market in the meeting of the joint working group in Dhaka. Great Victory Day celebrated in Vienna In the speech of the main speaker, Professor Dr. presented the liberation war seen in his eyes to the new generation. He urged the new generation to become a talented generation. He commented that independence will be worthwhile only if it is motivated by talent. The program became enjoyable with performances by Shishu Kishore of Art Culture and Language Program and members of Malaysia Bangladesh Forum Association. Cultural in charge thanked everyone present at the event. Roy Chowdhury. Landslide death toll rises to 24 in Malaysia The death toll from a landslide in Malaysia's Selangor province has risen to 24. In this incident, 61 out of 94 people were rescued alive. At least 9 others are missing. The operation to rescue them continues.
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