Claim of 10,000 Bangladeshi students given 'graduate pass' not true, says Zambry


PUTRAJAYA: A claim that 10,000 Bangladeshi students in Malaysia will be given 'graduate pass' to enable them to work in the country is untrue and baseless, says Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abd Kadir.

The Higher Education Minister said during the recent visit of Bangladeshi interim government chief adviser Prof Dr Muhammad Yunus, there was no agreement signed that bound Malaysia to accept 10,000 Bangladeshi students to work in the country.

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