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Ambassador al-Asbahi discusses cooperation with the Moroccan Ministry of Economic Integration

[20/11/2024 06:08]

RABAT - SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Morocco Ezuddin al- Asbahi discussed Wednesday with representatives from the Ministry of Economic Integration, Small Enterprises, Employment, and Skills, led by Ismail Ezuddin, cooperation prospects in enhancing partnership in vocational and technical training between the two brotherly countries.

The meeting reviewed a new agreement related to technical education and the training of vocational trainers, which will commence at the beginning of next year. Coordination will take place with the relevant authorities in both countries to initiate practical steps to benefit from Moroccan expertise and experiences in vocational and technical training, integrating young professionals and technicians into the labor market, and improving the economic landscape.

Ambassador al-Asbahi praised the Moroccan cooperation and the support they provide in training trainers and qualifying young trainees in the field of technical training and vocational education.