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  1. Fiji is using the UNGA platform to discuss labour mobility issues in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration.

Kura Japan Project develops skilled labor mobility opportunities in Fiji

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Graduates in Fiji completed training in trades including Automotive Engineering, Plumbing, and Welding and Fabrication. Hideharu Miyamoto, President of Narita Airport Business, stated that the Kura Japan Project is working to create opportunities for these graduates to work or learn in Japan through technical internship or skilled worker programs.

From fijivillage.com

Why it matters

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The initiative establishes a pathway for Fijian skilled labor to gain international experience. Permanent Secretary Jone Maritino Nemani noted that the skills acquired by the graduates are also needed within Fiji's domestic workforce.

Fiji is currently using the UNGA platform to discuss labor mobility issues in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration.

From fijivillage.com

Who's involved

  • FijiThe sovereign state where the labor mobility program is being developed

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  • FijiSpeculative

    The successful establishment of the Kura Japan Project could validate Fiji's capacity to produce skilled labor, potentially increasing export opportunities for services.

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