Miki Watanabe, president of the Watami Group, shared that their school in Bangladesh currently trains 1,500 students annually and is planning to double that figure to 3,000.

"With technical education in Bangladesh, they can enter the job market in Japan," he said.

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we should do the same to our TVET students

selayang is rohingya's area now

why dont send u instead?

dont say liddat lah

I know some excellent tvet students from sabah and sarawak too, they are hardworking and talented

it's the other way round

BENGALI POWER!

and who owned the shops again?

same thing happening at Banglatown along Leboh Pudu behind Kotaraya KL

if our local landlord dont give rent to them , none of it will happened

fact is, our capitalists businessmen want cheap labors but dont want the negative sides that happened from it