[🇧🇩] Evolving partnership between Bangladesh and Malaysia
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PM Anwar’s regional diplomacy boosts Malaysia’s key diplomatic, trade relationships with Pakistan, Bangladesh
NEW DELHI, Oct 5 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s visits to Pakistan and Bangladesh this week have added new dynamism to the vital relationships that boost...
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Malaysia for strengthening bilateral ties with Bangladesh
Malaysia is looking forward to closer ties with Bangladesh, said Malaysian Higher Education Minister Dr Zambry Andel Kadir
Malaysia for strengthening bilateral ties with Bangladesh
Malaysia minister pays courtesy call on Prof Yunus in Caro, pledges support to solve Rohingya crisis
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Malaysia is looking forward to strengthening its ties with Bangladesh, said Malaysian Higher Education Minister Dr Zambry Andel Kadir yesterday.
According to the Chief Adviser's Press Wing, Kuala Lumpur is also willing to work with Dhaka to address the Rohingya crisis.
The Malaysian minister said these while paying a courtesy call on Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the St Regis Hotel in Cairo, Egypt's capital.
They discussed issues of mutual interest between the two countries, including the recruitment of Bangladeshis in Malaysia and the expansion of higher education ties, the release added.
Kadri also said Kuala Lumpur would continue to support Bangladesh's inclusion as a sectoral dialogue partner of Asean.
The chief adviser said he has proposed an international conference on the Rohingya crisis and expects Malaysia to support the move.
He said over 80,000 new Rohingyas have entered Bangladesh in recent months after the latest bout of violence gripped Myanmar's Rakhine state, which has been home to the Rohingya people for centuries.
Prof Yunus said he also favoured creating an UN-supervised safe zone for the displaced people in Rakhine state in an effort to assist the violence-plagued region.
During the talks, Yunus said his government planned to hold elections by the first half of 2026.
Malaysia minister pays courtesy call on Prof Yunus in Caro, pledges support to solve Rohingya crisis
Photo: PID
Malaysia is looking forward to strengthening its ties with Bangladesh, said Malaysian Higher Education Minister Dr Zambry Andel Kadir yesterday.
According to the Chief Adviser's Press Wing, Kuala Lumpur is also willing to work with Dhaka to address the Rohingya crisis.
The Malaysian minister said these while paying a courtesy call on Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the St Regis Hotel in Cairo, Egypt's capital.
They discussed issues of mutual interest between the two countries, including the recruitment of Bangladeshis in Malaysia and the expansion of higher education ties, the release added.
Kadri also said Kuala Lumpur would continue to support Bangladesh's inclusion as a sectoral dialogue partner of Asean.
The chief adviser said he has proposed an international conference on the Rohingya crisis and expects Malaysia to support the move.
He said over 80,000 new Rohingyas have entered Bangladesh in recent months after the latest bout of violence gripped Myanmar's Rakhine state, which has been home to the Rohingya people for centuries.
Prof Yunus said he also favoured creating an UN-supervised safe zone for the displaced people in Rakhine state in an effort to assist the violence-plagued region.
During the talks, Yunus said his government planned to hold elections by the first half of 2026.
Malaysia requires people and we have plenty. Sort out this syndicate issue as a priority.
Last time I was in Malaysia I saw they were recruiting lots of clerical staff, nurses (male), web designers and imams from BD. This is certainly a change from traditional unskilled labour in one extreme and highly skilled professionals such as doctors and engineers that we normally sent.
It was also quite pleasing to see that a fair amount of BD university students are choosing Malaysia for their education. So much so that Malaysian institutions are opening campuses in BD.
The bilateral economic ties at the moment favors BD and this can be magnified even more to the benefit of both. One such would be to invite Malaysian medical sector to invest in BD, offer them tax breaks, it will benefit both countries.
Last time I was in Malaysia I saw they were recruiting lots of clerical staff, nurses (male), web designers and imams from BD. This is certainly a change from traditional unskilled labour in one extreme and highly skilled professionals such as doctors and engineers that we normally sent.
It was also quite pleasing to see that a fair amount of BD university students are choosing Malaysia for their education. So much so that Malaysian institutions are opening campuses in BD.
The bilateral economic ties at the moment favors BD and this can be magnified even more to the benefit of both. One such would be to invite Malaysian medical sector to invest in BD, offer them tax breaks, it will benefit both countries.
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Now we have talked about this countless times - but how does a discussion about Bangladesh-Malaysia bonhomie turn into a pissing session on Bangladesh (again) ? Tell me one reason why this is not off-topic? You can piss on Bangladesh all you want, but please come up with a separate thread. That is all I ask.
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