He said these things to journalists this Thursday morning at the Expatriate Welfare Building in the capital.

Meanwhile, the only government recruiting agency, BOESL, has started a program to send 10,000 workers completely free of cost at government level. Initially, the organization has also started the recruitment process for 112 people in Malaysia's DHL Supply Chain company.

The government has so far received 568 demand letters for sending workers to Malaysia. Bangladesh Overseas Employment and Services Limited (BOESL) wants to start sending workers to the country before December after finalizing all processes. BOESL Managing Director Mohammad Rashedul Haque said there is a plan to send these workers through the Malaysian company DHL.

At a press conference organized at the Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment on Thursday, he said, ‘We have received 568 demand letters to date. We will finalize before December. If we get DHL's cooperation, we can send them abroad quickly. I want it before December; now if for some reason there is a delay of one or two days, that is a different matter. But I want it to start through DHL.’