Japan, Pakistan to sign MoU on export of manpower soon
Islamabad … News Time
Director General Bureau of Immigration and Overseas Employment Kashif Noor has said that agreement between Japan and Pakistan on the export of manpower will be signed soon. Japan is offering highly skilled people to work in their country, which will create job opportunities for Pakistan’s skilled workforce. Speaking exclusively to the DG Bureau of Immigration Kashif Noor, said that Japan will give citizenship to those going to work from Pakistan after 10 years. While his wife / husband will also be granted a visa. He said that a private training center has been set up in Islamabad for Japanese language training by the private sector.
To go to Japan it is necessary to master the Japanese language, only after learning the language can any citizen be eligible for employment. Japan and Korea are among the most difficult languages in the world, he said and learning the basic language also requires 4-6 months. He said that the labor of Pakistan in Korea could save Rs 1.5 crore by establishing a 4 year 10 month period. In Nepal, young people take 190 marks out of 200 in the Korean language test while here at the Overseas Employment Corporation we do 90 days of training. But when they get to the test center, they are confused. Korea gives Pakistan a quota of 1,200 people every year.
