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Oman delegation visits Bangladesh to examine specialized labor training

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A delegation from the Ministry of Labour, the Oman Fishermen’s Association, and the Omani Agriculture Association visited Bangladesh to examine specialized training and competency assessment mechanisms for craft workers. The visit targeted the agriculture, fisheries, and livestock sectors to enhance labor quality and productivity. The delegation met with Bangladesh’s Minister of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment and the CEO of BOESL to discuss pre-recruitment skill verification.

From muscatdaily.com

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The visit is part of ongoing talks between Oman and Bangladesh aimed at deepening cooperation in advanced technology. This initiative seeks to align foreign workforce capabilities with national occupational standards, impacting labor supply in key sectors.

Talks are underway between Oman and Bangladesh to deepen cooperation in advanced technology.

From muscatdaily.com

Who's involved

  • OmanSent a delegation to examine specialized training and labor standards.
  • BangladeshHosted the delegation to discuss skill verification and labor market needs.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • BangladeshSpeculative

    Might see changes in the demand or supply of skilled labor in the agriculture and fisheries sectors.

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