After a long wait, Bangladesh and Maleshita have decided to open the labor market. According to the new decision, Malesshita will start moving from Bangladesh to workers from Bangladesh this June.
After the meeting of the Dhaka Joint and Starking Group on June 2, the decision was made by Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment Minister Imran Ahmad, who came to Dhaka on Wednesday night by the Human Resources Minister of Malesita M Saravanan.
The meeting of the joint and-arting group started yesterday morning at the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare, which led the ministers of the two countries to lead their respective delegations.
At the end of the meeting, Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment Minister Imran Ahmad said, ‘After I became a minister, I thought that I could not send workers to the Malteshi market. Hata failed, but I will return to the market. But today I have come to a compromise. I will start sending workers in June.
’The minister said, ‘Today we have decided that they will open closed sectors. The salary will be 1500 ringgit. Their worker list will be given, from there they will go. Their selection will be medical according to the medical community.’
Maleshita HR Minister M Saravanan yesterday also held a courtesy call on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the Ganabhaban as well as a meeting with Minister Asaduzzaman Khan at the Ministry of Home Affairs.
