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Japan, Uzbekistan partner to train and employ 10,000 Uzbek specialistsJapan and Uzbekistan have launched a joint initiative to train and send 10,000 skilled Uzbek professionals to the Japanese labor market, with language courses, job preparation programs, and a digital job-matching platform set to begin in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Namangan.
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