Cooperation agreement signed between Turkey and Libya in the field of work and employment | Cumhuriyet | Turkey
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- Turkey and Libya have signed a cooperation agreement in the fields of work and employment.
- The agreement was signed by the Turkish Minister of Labor and Social Security and the Libyan Minister of Labor and Rehabilitation.
- The memorandum of understanding aims to enhance cooperation in employment and labor.
Turkey and Libya have solidified their bilateral ties by signing a significant cooperation agreement focused on the work and employment sectors. The pact aims to foster enhanced collaboration between the two nations in areas crucial for economic development and social welfare.
The agreement was formally inked by Vedat Iลฤฑkhan, Turkey's Minister of Labor and Social Security, and Ali Al-Abed Al-Rida, Libya's Minister of Labor and Rehabilitation. This high-level exchange underscores a mutual commitment to leveraging each country's expertise and resources to address labor market challenges and opportunities.
This memorandum of understanding is expected to pave the way for joint initiatives, knowledge sharing, and potentially new employment opportunities for citizens of both countries. The collaboration signifies a strategic step towards strengthening economic and social cooperation between Ankara and Tripoli.
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