Iraqi Ambassador Omer Al Barzanji met Jordan’s Minister of Labor Dr. Khalid Al Bakkar to discuss the working conditions of Iraqis in Jordan and to facilitate work permits for medical professionals. Both sides expressed a commitment to strengthen bilateral relations and address challenges faced by the Iraqi community. At the end of the meeting, the Ambassador presented a memorial shield to the Minister.
Ambassador Omer Al Barzanji of Iraq met with Jordan’s Minister of Labor, Dr. Khalid Al Bakkar, to discuss the employment conditions of Iraqi workers in Jordan. The session aimed to streamline the process for issuing work permits in the medical field, adhering to the principle of reciprocity between the two nations.
During the discussion, Ambassador Al Barzanji emphasized Iraq’s commitment to enhancing bilateral relations with Jordan, especially in investment sectors. He mentioned ongoing communications with the Iraqi Ministry of Health to establish a systematic approach for granting work permits to Jordanians while facilitating similar arrangements for Iraqis in the medical professions living in Jordan.
The two officials also tackled various challenges faced by the Iraqi community in Jordan. Minister Al Bakkar welcomed the dialogue and reiterated Jordan’s intention to foster cooperation with Iraq. He promised to consider the Ambassador’s proposals, particularly those aimed at reducing work permit fees for Iraqi nationals in Jordan.
At the meeting’s conclusion, Ambassador Al Barzanji honored Minister Al Bakkar with a memorial shield, recognizing his commitment to enhancing relations between the two countries.
The meeting between Ambassador Al Barzanji and Minister Al Bakkar focused on improving work conditions for Iraqis in Jordan and establishing reciprocal work permit procedures. Both sides expressed a desire to strengthen ties across various sectors and agreed to address issues faced by the Iraqi community. The session concluded with a symbolic gesture of appreciation for the Minister’s contributions to fostering collaboration.
Original Source: mofa.gov.iq
