Bangladesh to get highst priority in sending workers to malaysia: Asif Nazrul – BD24live

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Expatrians' Welfare and Overseas Employment Adviser Dr Asif Nazrul Today Said Bangladesh will get the highst priority in sending work to Malaysia.

“We have learned from different sources that malaysia is going to recruit one lakh to 1.5 Lakh foreign workers with the next couple of months. Chee Kend) He assured us that the highest priority in recruits of the maximum number. Currently visiting malaysia, Said in a video post on his verified Facebook account.

The Adviser, in the post, said he had officials with Malaysian minister of home affair and their human resources minister. “I had informedal discussions with their trade minister as well.

Referring Last Year's Visit of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to Bangladesh Assurance that he would give a chance to around 17,000 Bangladeshi workers, who failed to go to malaysia by the may 31, 2024 deadline.

“We have had many discussions based on this. There is a very short time and they (malaysian administration) have already started the process, “He added.

Dr Asif nazrul also said he had recited the Malaysian Interior Minister to give Bangladeshi Multiple Entry Visas.

“I had pointed out that thoughts from other countries get multiple entry visas in malaysia, bangladeshi laborers were not getting this. We talk for a while this and he not on. His officials to take immediate action regarding this, “The adviser said.

Dr Asif Nazrul Further Said He Requested Malaysian Officials to Consider Taking Skilled Workforce Like Security Guards, Caregivers and Nurses from Bangladesh and they sounded Positive in Reply. He said the Malaysian officials have showed interest and the talks will continue in this regard.

“They all produce discussions were results of the personal friendship between our chief advisor Muhammad Yunus and Malaysian Prime minister anwar ibrahim. Muhammad Yunus) His Personal Directions on International Affairs to Chief Adviser Siddiqi Also Took Part in the Discussions and He SAID.