00:00Freedom and progress of these people in this country will be deeply loved.
00:09Now, human resource cooperation, particularly the workers, has been firstly critical for our economic survival,
00:21but at the same time has invited lots of scandals and concerns, particularly humanitarian issues,
00:29treatment, and also the challenge to make sure that it is more transparent and just.
00:39I appreciate his candor, his commitment to share our common resolve.
00:47Yes, we need the workers. Yes, also, and more importantly, we have to protect the welfare of the workers and
00:55their families.
00:56This continued use of workers being exploited, ill-treated, and purely for personal or company gains cannot be tolerated.
01:11And I truly appreciate the sentiments expressed in private to me and also in the bilateral meetings that we must
01:21take the lead in stopping the excesses and making sure it is transparent, meets the requirement of both countries, but
01:33must protect the interests of these workers and their families.
01:38These, Bangladeshi workers, students, professionals, and entrepreneurs in Malaysia serve as an important bridge between our two countries.
01:48Their contributions benefit both our economy and societies.
01:52I requested, his Excellency, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, to consider recruiting more Bangladeshi workers as well as to open labour
02:04market as soon as possible.
02:07I also raised issues relating to regularisation of illegal workers and repatriation of the detained Bangladeshi, if possible.
02:18We agree that recruitment should be transparent, fair, and affordable, reducing intermediates and low cost for workers.
02:28Let's look at that.
02:31I have been découvrir this opportunity for everyone to take up our negotiations,
02:34Congratulations, Neil.
02:34I have started playing our meteoric arts convention, and I was one of this incredible,
02:34If we hadn't talked about, you senseless and fresh and good people,
02:38You
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