A Malaysian delegation led by its Minister for Home Affairs Ahmad Zahid Hamidi on Thursday left Nepal for Macau after completing a three-day visit. Before flying to Macau on Thursday afternoon, Hamidi and his team visited Bhaktapur Durbar Square, according to Foreign Ministry Joint Secretary Arjun Kanta Mainali, who saw the Malaysian delegation off at Tribhuvan International Airport. Hamidi arrived in Kathmandu on Tuesday. On Wednesday, he called on Prime Minister Sushil Koirala, Deputy PM and Home Minister Bamdev Gautam, Foreign Minister Mahendra Bahadur Pandey and State Minister for Labour and Employment Tek Bahadur Gurung. Labour cooperation, safety and well-being of some 500,000 Nepalis in Malaysia figured in the meetings.