Prime Minister Balendra Shah has requested Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to end syndicates and middlemen system to make employment for Nepali workers transparent and fair.
A Special Call Between Leaders
Prime Minister Balendra Shah held a special phone conversation with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim this morning. During the talk, Prime Minister Shah discussed about making foreign employment between Nepal and Malaysia dignified, transparent, and free from exploitation.
No Room for Syndicates and Middlemen
Prime Minister Shah clearly stated that syndicates and middleman system in Malaysia’s job market are not acceptable to him and his government. He said that a joint initiative between Nepal and Malaysia is very necessary to find a permanent solution to this unjust practice.
“We do not like syndicates and middleman system and this is not acceptable under any circumstances. It has hurt our workers badly,” Prime Minister Shah said. He also requested the Malaysian leader to ask his labor minister to sit in direct talks with Nepal’s labor minister so they can take necessary steps to remove this problem forever.
Malaysia Expresses Positive Support
Taking the views of Prime Minister Shah positively, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said that he is also completely against syndicates and middleman system. He promised to immediately direct his labor minister to coordinate with Nepali counterpart to find a solid solution.
“I am also completely against such wrong and exploitative system. I will immediately direct our labor minister to discuss with the Nepali counterpart to find a solid solution,” Ibrahim said.
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