All systems go: Fatimah and officials from Sabah Education Ministry, Health Department, Fire and Safety Department, Labour Department and Immigration pose for a group photo after their discussion on CLC in Sarawak.
KUCHING: The Indonesian government will need to comply with a set of guidelines in order to register the Community Learning Centre (CLC) in Sarawak to help the children of Indonesian foreign workers to obtain education.
During the 11th Joint Commission for Bilateral Cooperation (JCBC) between Malaysia and Indonesia in 2011 at Lombok, the Indonesia prime minister proposed to build schools and CLCs for children of Indonesian workers in Malaysia.
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