Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim Visits Bangladesh for Key Talks

The visit marks the first foreign leadership engagement since Bangladesh's interim government took office in August.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's visit to Bangladesh focuses on trade, migrant workers, and the Rohingya refugee crisis.
This is the first visit by a foreign leader to Bangladesh since interim leader Muhammad Yunus assumed office in August.
Bangladesh is a significant source of labor for Malaysia, with over a million Bangladeshi workers in the country.
Discussions will address issues such as wages, working conditions, and the regulation of undocumented labor.
Efforts to involve ASEAN in resolving the Rohingya crisis and to dismantle corrupt recruitment syndicates are also on the agenda.