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Irbid, Sept. 7 (Petra) — Irbid Chamber of Industry (ICI) Director
General Nidal Al-Sadr met Monday with an Indonesian delegation led by
Ahmad Fauzi, labor attaché at the Ministry of Protection of Migrant
Workers, to discuss economic and industrial cooperation between
Jordan and Indonesia.
The two sides tackled investment opportunities and the needs of
Jordanian industrial facilities for skilled labor, the ICI said in a
statement.
Al-Sadr stressed that labor recruitment procedures must comply with
Jordanian legislation and Labor Ministry standards to meet employers’
needs and protect workers’ rights and obligations.
Fauzi said Indonesian workers undergo vocational training programs at
home and are tested professionally before starting work, to ensure
they hold the required skills.
The Indonesian team said it was interested in visiting industrial
facilities in Al-Hassan Industrial Estate to observe factory
operations across sectors, including food processing and garment
manufacturing, and learn about their labor needs and workplace
conditions and rights.
//Petra// NQ