The Kosovo-German Chamber of Commerce (KGCC) soon will enable the young people of Kosovo to go to Germany for training and professional education. The KGCC on Thursday signed a memorandum of cooperation with Kosovo’s Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare for training and professional education of Kosovo’s young people in Germany. The President of KGCC, Samir Krasniqi said that this project provides many opportunities to young Kosovars to be educated and work simultaneously in Germany. He explained further that the young people from Kosovo can stay in Germany for three and a half years, and will then return to Kosovo or they can benefit their right to engage in activities at companies where they got qualified or in other German enterprises. Kosovo’s Minister of Labor and Social Welfare, Arban Abrashi, said that this project will positively influence the direction of genuine Kosovo jobseekers. “We will continue to be committed to finding employment opportunities also in other European countries and beyond,” Abrashi said.
Germany job market opens for the people of Kosovo (Zeri)
- Published: 9 years ago on 17/04/2015
- By: eb
- Last Modified: April 17, 2015 @ 12:04 pm
- Filed Under: Development/Humanitarian
- Tagged With: Abrashi, Development/Humanitarian, Germany, Zëri
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