Jordan, Libya sign MoU to strengthen labor cooperation
Jordan and Libya signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) Tuesday to strengthen cooperation in labor and employment, with a focus on vocational training, labor legislation, inspection and occupational safety and health.
Minister of Transport and Labor Nidal Qatamin signed the agreement on behalf of the Jordanian government, while Libyan Minister of Labor Ali Rida signed on behalf of Libya's Government of National Unity.
The signing ceremony at the Ministry of Labor was attended by Libyan Ambassador to Jordan Musa Dagali, Ministry Secretary-General Abdul Halim Dujan, Vocational Training Corporation Director-General Raafat Sawafin and ministry officials.
Qatamin said the agreement builds on the close relations between Jordan and Libya and provides a framework for expanding bilateral cooperation in labor-related fields and exchanging expertise between the two countries.
Under the MoU, the two sides will cooperate in employment and labor legislation, vocational training, training of vocational instructors and career guidance.
Rida said the agreement would broaden cooperation between the two countries and facilitate the exchange of expertise in vocational training, labor inspection, occupational safety and health, and employment.
During the meeting, Qatamin also briefed the Libyan minister and accompanying delegation on Jordan's labor market regulation efforts and key employment initiatives, including the National Employment Program, the Satellite Production Units Initiative and the national employment platform, Sajil.
Jordan and Libya signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) Tuesday to strengthen cooperation in labor and employment, with a focus on vocational training, labor legislation, inspection and occupational safety and health.
Minister of Transport and Labor Nidal Qatamin signed the agreement on behalf of the Jordanian government, while Libyan Minister of Labor Ali Rida signed on behalf of Libya's Government of National Unity.
The signing ceremony at the Ministry of Labor was attended by Libyan Ambassador to Jordan Musa Dagali, Ministry Secretary-General Abdul Halim Dujan, Vocational Training Corporation Director-General Raafat Sawafin and ministry officials.
Qatamin said the agreement builds on the close relations between Jordan and Libya and provides a framework for expanding bilateral cooperation in labor-related fields and exchanging expertise between the two countries.
Under the MoU, the two sides will cooperate in employment and labor legislation, vocational training, training of vocational instructors and career guidance.
Rida said the agreement would broaden cooperation between the two countries and facilitate the exchange of expertise in vocational training, labor inspection, occupational safety and health, and employment.
During the meeting, Qatamin also briefed the Libyan minister and accompanying delegation on Jordan's labor market regulation efforts and key employment initiatives, including the National Employment Program, the Satellite Production Units Initiative and the national employment platform, Sajil.
Jordan and Libya signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) Tuesday to strengthen cooperation in labor and employment, with a focus on vocational training, labor legislation, inspection and occupational safety and health.
Minister of Transport and Labor Nidal Qatamin signed the agreement on behalf of the Jordanian government, while Libyan Minister of Labor Ali Rida signed on behalf of Libya's Government of National Unity.
The signing ceremony at the Ministry of Labor was attended by Libyan Ambassador to Jordan Musa Dagali, Ministry Secretary-General Abdul Halim Dujan, Vocational Training Corporation Director-General Raafat Sawafin and ministry officials.
Qatamin said the agreement builds on the close relations between Jordan and Libya and provides a framework for expanding bilateral cooperation in labor-related fields and exchanging expertise between the two countries.
Under the MoU, the two sides will cooperate in employment and labor legislation, vocational training, training of vocational instructors and career guidance.
Rida said the agreement would broaden cooperation between the two countries and facilitate the exchange of expertise in vocational training, labor inspection, occupational safety and health, and employment.
During the meeting, Qatamin also briefed the Libyan minister and accompanying delegation on Jordan's labor market regulation efforts and key employment initiatives, including the National Employment Program, the Satellite Production Units Initiative and the national employment platform, Sajil.
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Jordan, Libya sign MoU to strengthen labor cooperation
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