Romania keen to import workers from Pakistan: Zulfiqar Bukhari

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MG News | April 18, 2019 at 10:16 AM GMT+05:00

April 18, 2019 (MLN): Ambassador of Romania to Pakistan, Nicolae Goia, called on Zulfikar Bukhari, Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Overseas Pakistanis & Human Resource Development yesterday, to discuss issues of mutual interests.

Both the dignitaries discussed the export of manpower to Romania and agreed upon deriving out a mechanism for safe and secure migration of Pakistani workers to Romania.

Romanian Ambassador apprised SAPM of the recent developments that have taken place in his country and the scenario that is going to shape up post-Brexit.

The Ambassador said that Romania is in need of the workforce and that Romania has the potential of importing as many as one million skilled and unskilled workers from around the globe.

Romania can utilize the expertise of maximum numbers of skilled and unskilled labor from Pakistan in this regard, he added.

The Ambassador laid down the details of the labor market of his country and informed the Special Assistant that Romania needs thousands of drivers.

In addition to that, doctors, engineers, construction workers and I.T specialists will be required.

The current demand in Romania presents an unprecedented opportunity for Pakistan, he added.

 Zulfikar Bukhari said that we are working with Germany to export the most skilled workforce as per the 2020 vision of the country.

Earlier this year, Germany vowed to take in experts in robotics and other advanced fields from Pakistan.

Furthermore, both the dignitaries agreed to work out a plan by making a working group consisting of officials of the Romanian Mission and the Overseas Ministry to derive out a mechanism that eliminates workers exploitation in the host country.

Bukhari also emphasized the need to adjust drivers coming back from gulf countries in Romanian market.

The Ambassador agreed to adjust as many drivers as possible as soon as official demand is forwarded by the Romanian Mission and the mechanism is worked out.

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