Prime Minister Jafar Hassan met with GFJTU President Khaled Fanatsah to discuss labor rights, government support, and the vital role of unions. They addressed issues affecting workers and employers, emphasizing training and opportunities. The GFJTU, established in 1954, seeks to protect both parties in the labor market.
On March 9, 2025, Prime Minister Jafar Hassan held a meeting with Khaled Fanatsah, President of the General Federation of Jordanian Trade Unions (GFJTU), as part of his ongoing outreach to various sectors. The Prime Minister underscored the labor unions’ critical function in advocating for workers’ rights, affirming the government’s dedication to fostering a meaningful collaboration with the GFJTU, particularly regarding training initiatives and job opportunities.
Mr. Fanatsah commended the government’s efforts to maintain open lines of communication with different sectors. He brought to attention several pressing issues that the federation aims to address, underscoring the significance of both worker and employer protection. Notably, the GFJTU is one of the oldest unions in Jordan, established in 1954.
During the discussion, Prime Minister Hassan instructed a review of various concerns related to the GFJTU, reiterating the government’s unwavering support for workers. He emphasized the importance of ongoing engagement with labor representatives to address their needs efficiently. The meeting included attendance from Minister of Political and Parliamentary Affairs Abdul Monem Odat and Minister of Labour Khaled Bakkar.
The meeting between Prime Minister Jafar Hassan and GFJTU President Khaled Fanatsah reflected the government’s commitment to supporting labor rights and fostering collaboration with labor unions. The discussions centered on key issues affecting both workers and employers, emphasizing the need for continuous communication. The government’s proactive approach aims to enhance training opportunities and ensure the well-being of the workforce in Jordan.
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