Bangladesh Interim Chief Adviser Begins Three-Day Malaysia Visit

Bangladesh's interim government chief adviser, Professor Muhammad Yunus, is on a three-day state visit to Malaysia to strengthen bilateral relations with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. Key topics include enhancing labor migration, recruiting Bangladeshi workers and professionals, and ensuring their welfare in Malaysia, which is a significant destination for Bangladeshi manpower. The visit will feature official ceremonies, bilateral and delegation-level meetings, and the signing of several memoranda of understanding covering defense, energy, business cooperation, halal ecosystem, higher education, and diplomatic training. Additionally, Yunus will participate in a business forum, meet the Bangladeshi expatriate community, and receive an honorary doctorate from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. The visit aims to deepen economic ties, particularly in migration and investment sectors, with discussions involving Malaysian industry leaders also planned. Overall, the visit represents a concerted effort to elevate cooperation between Bangladesh and Malaysia across multiple strategic areas.