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A driver training center for Japan will be created in Syrdarya

A seven-month training program for drivers will be launched in the Syrdarya region for employment in Japan. At the first stage, it is planned to send 400 people.

A driver training center for Japan is planned to open in Syrdarya

In the Syrdarya Region, there are plans to create a center to train drivers for subsequent employment in Japan.

This project was discussed by the Acting Governor of the region, Doniyor Kadirov, and the head of the Japanese company Onodera User Run, Jun Kato.

The parties touched upon issues of training qualified specialists in the field of driving services, education according to international standards, and providing citizens with jobs in Japan.

In the first phase of the project, it is planned to send 400 drivers to Japan. In the future, they want to increase this number to 1,000 people.

A special seven-month training program is provided for candidates. It will include studying the Japanese language, traffic safety rules, and practical driving lessons.

After completing the training, participants will undergo an interview with Japanese employers. Those who successfully pass the selection process are planned to be sent to work in Japan.

The initiative is designed to expand employment opportunities abroad for residents of the region.

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