10,000 Uzbeks to work in Japan under new project
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As part of a joint project between Uzbekistan and Japan, 10,000 Uzbek citizens will gain the opportunity to work in Japan, Kursiv.Media reported.
An agreement has been signed between Uzbekistan’s Migration Agency under the Cabinet of Ministers and the Japanese organization JCAEMCE. As part of this agreement, “Yapon Mahorat Nuri” training courses will be launched in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Namangan regions.
These courses will provide Japanese language instruction, exam preparation, and workforce training tailored to Japan’s labor market.
In addition, an online platform called Wisebridge will be launched in June 2025. It will allow users to find job openings in Japan and contact employers directly.
To enroll in the courses or get more information, call: (71) 202-33-55 or 545.
An agreement has been signed between Uzbekistan’s Migration Agency under the Cabinet of Ministers and the Japanese organization JCAEMCE. As part of this agreement, “Yapon Mahorat Nuri” training courses will be launched in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Namangan regions.
These courses will provide Japanese language instruction, exam preparation, and workforce training tailored to Japan’s labor market.
In addition, an online platform called Wisebridge will be launched in June 2025. It will allow users to find job openings in Japan and contact employers directly.
To enroll in the courses or get more information, call: (71) 202-33-55 or 545.
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