Scholz seals migration deal with Uzbekistan on Central Asia visit
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Sunday signed a bilateral agreement on migration with Uzbekistan as he travelled to Central Asia for a three-day visit. The deal was signed in the ancient city of Samarkand and is intended to facilitate the entry of skilled workers from Uzbekistan to Germany,
Scholz and Mirziyoyev ink migration deal to simplify entry of skilled Uzbek workers
The bilateral deal is intended to ease the entry of skilled workers from Uzbekistan to Germany, particularly those working in the healthcare sector. #EuropeNews
Germany's Scholz heads to Central Asia in bid to expand ties
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is embarking on a three-day trip to Central Asia, with his first stop in Uzbekistan. A summit with five regional powers is on the schedule.German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is to kick off a three-day trip to Central Asia on Sunday with a visit to Samarkand in Uzbekistan,
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Germany’s Scholz seals migration deal with Uzbekistan on Central Asia visit
Scholz will also attend summit in Kazakhstan with region's five former Soviet republics, which are all heavily influenced by China and Russia German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Sunday signed a bilateral agreement on migration with Uzbekistan as he travelled to Central Asia for a three-day visit.
Germany Signs Agreement on Migration With Uzbekistan
Germany has signed a deal with Uzbekistan to enable the migration of skilled workers from the Central Asian nation to support the German economy and the return of some immigrants, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said.
Germany's Scholz seals migration deal with Uzbekistan in Samarkand
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Sunday signed a bilateral agreement on migration with Uzbekistan as he travelled to Central Asia. The deal was signed in the ancient city of Samarkand and is intended to facilitate the entry of skilled workers from Uzbekistan to Germany,
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