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Uzbekistan to attract 20 foreign recruitment firms for overseas jobs

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Uzbekistan to attract 20 foreign recruitment firms for overseas jobs

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Uzbekistan will attract 20 major recruitment companies from developed countries to place citizens in jobs abroad, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced at a meeting on socio-economic development. The initiative includes language courses with Germany for 500 people and targeted training of medical workers for the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Key Facts

  • Uzbekistan plans to attract 20 major recruitment companies from developed countries for overseas employment of its citizens.
  • A technical college for 400 students in IT and advanced innovative technologies will be established at the Almazar District Professional Competencies Center.
  • Language courses for 500 people will be organized jointly with Germany, along with targeted training projects for medical workers for the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
  • An innovation cluster including an IT park, high-tech industrial and educational facilities will be created on the 42-hectare Youth Town territory.

Recruitment Companies

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced the plan to attract 20 large recruitment companies from developed countries at a meeting on socio-economic development of Tashkent, increasing investment, and improving employment. The meeting emphasized the importance of training personnel that meet labor market needs to address employment issues.

Education and Training

A technical college for 400 students in IT and advanced innovative technologies will be created at the Almazar District Professional Competencies Center. Modern professional training centers will be established in existing buildings. Language courses for 500 people will be organized jointly with Germany. Targeted training projects for medical workers for the Czech Republic and Slovakia will also be launched.

Innovation Cluster

Work will begin on creating an innovation cluster on the 42-hectare Youth Town territory. The cluster will include an IT park, high-tech industrial and educational facilities.

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