Ambassador Omer Al Barzanji met with Minister of Labor Khalid Al Bakkar in Jordan to discuss the conditions for Iraqis working in the country. They focused on facilitating work permits for medical professionals and improving the situation for the Iraqi community. Minister Al Bakkar expressed support for the proposals regarding work permit fees. The meeting concluded with the exchange of a memorial shield to honor cooperative efforts.
Mr. Omer Al Barzanji, the Iraqi Ambassador to Jordan, met with Dr. Khalid Al Bakkar, the Jordanian Minister of Labor, to address the situation of Iraqis employed in Jordan. The discussion focused on enhancing the process of issuing work permits for medical professionals, aligned with reciprocal arrangements between the two countries.
Ambassador Al Barzanji emphasized Iraq’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Jordan, particularly in investment opportunities across diverse sectors. He noted ongoing communication with the Iraqi Ministry of Health to establish a structured approach for granting work permits to Jordanians, and to foster reciprocal arrangements for Iraqi medical professionals, such as doctors and pharmacists, working in Jordan.
Additionally, the meeting tackled various challenges faced by the Iraqi community in Jordan. Minister Al Bakkar expressed his satisfaction with the discussions and emphasized Jordan’s willingness to improve cooperation. He assured that he would review the Ambassador’s recommendations regarding the reduction of work permit fees for Iraqi nationals.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Ambassador Al Barzanji presented a commemorative shield to Minister Al Bakkar in recognition of his dedicated efforts in this matter.
The meeting between Ambassador Al Barzanji and Minister Al Bakkar underscores a significant step towards enhancing the conditions for Iraqi workers in Jordan, potentially leading to improved work permit processes and support for the Iraqi community. This dialogue reflects a mutual commitment to strengthen bilateral relations and address any pressing issues faced by Iraqi professionals in Jordan.
Original Source: mofa.gov.iq
