Manama, October 10 (BNA) The CEO of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority Nouf Abdul Rahman Jamsheer met a number of ambassadors and representatives of diplomatic missions in Bahrain.
It highlighted the legislation, policies and projects that regulate the labor market and updates mechanisms for developing work permits.
Jamsheer affirmed the Kingdom’s appreciation for the great role that expatriate communities play in the development and growth of the Bahraini economy.
The ambassadors and representatives of diplomatic missions were from Jordan, Egypt, Morocco, Turkey, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Thailand and Nepal.
The CEO stressed the commitment of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority to developing a work environment that contributes to enhancing the attractiveness of investment in the Kingdom while preserving the rights of both employers and employees.
She added that replacing the flexible visa and linking professional work licenses to qualifications comes within the framework of following up on the developments and needs of the labor market, to combat irregular employment and illegal practices.
Jamsheer stressed the importance of partnership and coordination between the authority and embassies and diplomatic missions, and the need to develop relations and enhance joint work, to educate migrant workers about their rights and duties and inform them of the latest developments in the field of work. Market.
For their part, the ambassadors and consuls hailed the meeting as an opportunity to enhance communication and coordination with the Labor Market Regulatory Authority.
They stressed that cooperation in accordance with the concepts of partnership with the Labor Market Regulatory Authority works to achieve the interests of all parties to achieve common goals.
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