Ghana has actually signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Russia’s Republic of Tatarstan to assist in job opportunity for Ghanaian residents under the Alabuga Start program.
The arrangement was signed in between the Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment and the Alabuga Special Economic Zone, with the goal of enhancing cooperation in the work of Ghanaian residents.
Amongst the authorities present at the finalizing were E.R. Safiullin, Acting Director of Alabuga; Senator Muhametshin; Gatin, an advisor to the Rais of Tatarstan; and Ahmetshin, Permanent Representative of Tatarstan to Moscow.
Speaking after the finalizing in Russia, Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment, Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum, stated the arrangement would open chances for Ghana’s vibrant population to gain access to tasks with competitive wages, lodging and home authorizations.
He stated the federal government was dedicated to making sure that Ghanaians hired under the plan got suitable job opportunity and appropriate security.
“We’re going to make certain that they get the best tasks to do, they are secured, they are being offered the ideal conditions of service,” he stated.
Kwadwo Agyekum described that the arrangement extends beyond labour migration, with both celebrations checking out chances for service cooperation, scholastic research study, and cultural and spiritual exchanges.
He stated Ghanaian services were anticipated to take part in upcoming service online forums, while universities and scholastic organizations would be motivated to work together on research study efforts.
The Minister included that the federal government would continue pursuing global collaborations focused on broadening job opportunity for youths.
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