Malaysian pm praises beneficial asylum deal to Myanmar

Malaysian pm praises beneficial asylum deal to Myanmar

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The Malaysian Prime Minister has praised a deal which will see more migrants fleeing Myanmar arrive in Malaysia.

Malaysia’s acting Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said the deal with Myanmar was welcome news for Myanmar, whose ties with Malaysia were strained under the military government of then-바카라President Prayut Chan-o-cha.

Under the deal, Malaysia will send humanitarian aid and resettlement help in Myanmar to those who have come to Malaysia in the past few months, as well as helping them settle in Malaysia once they reach a place where they are not persecuted.

“This is great news for Malaysia. We will continue to give help in a non-discriminatory manner because there is no one other country in the world who has done this. We are hoping this agreement will bring our neighbours closer,” Mr Najib said.

The minister said the agreement to increase assistance to Rohingya refugees was a non-discriminatory one: “We want to help [the refugees] to find a better life. We believe this is the best approach. We have many friends from Myanmar and this is something we hope will happen.”

Mr Najib said Malaysia would also work with neighbouring countries to protect them from violence.

In a further move to appease the Rohingya, Malaysian officials have confirmed Rohingya activists have been given a new mobile phone so they can call each other. The mobile phones, which are sold in Myanmar under the name E-Phone, have been banned in the country.

The ministry’s chief spokesman Abdullah Ibrahim confirmed the new mobile phone has been supplied.

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The Malaysian government has said it is prepared to work with Bangladesh to “curb the tide” of people smuggling into the country.

“All the country can do is reduce the numbers coming in. The first priority is the people we’ve spoken to. We’ve talked to thousands of people from Bangladesh and they all have no choice. They’re going to face the consequences,” Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said.

The government has also vowed to take action against the smuggling networks and those who바카라 are sending people into the country to exploit the country’s huge labour pool for their own purposes.

The prime minister said it was the responsibility of all parties to r우리카지노educe the numbers coming into the country in an appropriate way. “We can’t go on like this. We have to stop the people from coming into the countr

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