Egyptian Labor Minister Hassan Raddad met with his Jordanian counterpart, Dr. Nidal Qatammin, on Saturday to discuss ways to enhance cooperation and coordination between the two countries on labor issues. The meeting, which took place at the Jordanian Ministry of Labor, was attended by the Egyptian Ambassador to Jordan, Khaled Al-Abyad, and a delegation accompanying Raddad. The talks focused on developing joint cooperation in labor affairs, particularly with regard to the situation of Egyptian workers in Jordan.
The two ministers discussed several issues of mutual interest, including the status of Egyptian workers in Jordan and ways to strengthen coordination between the two ministries. They emphasized the importance of continued communication and cooperation between the Egyptian and Jordanian labor ministries to promote mutual interests and protect the rights of Egyptian workers in Jordan. The Jordanian minister highlighted his country's commitment to organizing the labor market and ensuring the rights of all non-Jordanian workers.
Dr. Qatammin expressed his appreciation for Egyptian workers in Jordan, emphasizing that the Jordanian government is committed to protecting their rights. He noted that Egyptian workers must comply with Jordanian labor laws and regulations, and obtain official work permits to ensure their rights and dignity. Qatammin also praised the visit as an opportunity to develop partnership between the two ministries, particularly in raising awareness among workers of their rights and responsibilities.
Minister Raddad expressed his gratitude to Jordan for its warm welcome and commitment to protecting Egyptian workers. He emphasized the depth of brotherly relations and strategic partnership between Egypt and Jordan. Raddad affirmed Egypt's commitment to continuing cooperation and coordination with Jordan on labor issues, as well as raising awareness among Egyptian workers of their rights and responsibilities.
The two ministers reviewed the current situation of Egyptian workers in Jordan and discussed ways to improve their working conditions. They also explored new steps to regulate the recruitment of Egyptian workers, which would serve the interests of both countries. The Jordanian minister emphasized the importance of cooperation in promoting the rights of workers and enhancing the role of labor institutions.
Raddad and Qatammin agreed to continue consultations and coordination to address labor issues of common concern. They emphasized the need for joint efforts to promote stability in the labor market and protect the rights of workers. The Egyptian minister praised Jordan's efforts to promote cooperation and protect the rights of Egyptian workers.
The visit is seen as a significant step towards strengthening cooperation between Egypt and Jordan on labor issues. The two countries have a long history of cooperation, and the talks are expected to lead to new agreements and initiatives to promote the rights of workers and enhance economic cooperation. The ministers' discussions reflect the commitment of both countries to promoting mutual interests and protecting the rights of workers.
Key points
- Egypt and Jordan have agreed to enhance cooperation on labor issues, including protecting the rights of Egyptian workers in Jordan.
- The two countries will work together to promote awareness among workers of their rights and responsibilities.
- The agreement is expected to lead to new initiatives to promote stability in the labor market and enhance economic cooperation between Egypt and Jordan.
