Italian company wants to employ another thousand Uzbeks
40 agricultural specialists from Uzbekistan have started seasonal work at the Italian company SALVI. In the future, the company plans to recruit another thousand workers from Uzbekistan. Currently, the employer is providing the working compatriots with dormitory accommodation and transportation.
Italian company intends to hire another thousand Uzbek citizens
According to the Dunyo Information Agency, specialists from Uzbekistan have started seasonal work in Italy for the first time. The project participants studied Italian for two months and completed relevant training. They were engaged in fruit and vegetable processing at the SALVI company.
On October 29, a ceremony dedicated to the launch of the project was held in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. It was attended by the governor of the Namangan region, Shavkatjon Abdurazzoqov, and Uzbekistan's Ambassador to Italy, Abat Fayzullayev.
During the visit, the living and working conditions of the Uzbek citizens were inspected, and their feedback was studied. The workers stated that the wages are high, and the employer provides housing and transportation.
At a meeting with the company's management, the diligence and quick learning ability of the Uzbek citizens were noted. The foreign side announced a plan to hire an additional thousand workers in the agricultural sector in the future.
This program is aimed at providing employment for Uzbek citizens, as well as studying Italy's experience in agriculture and food processing and implementing it in Uzbekistan.
Within the framework of the project, it is planned to gradually increase the number of citizens going to work in Italy and to create new jobs.