Belarus found more immigrants in Tajikistan The Tajik authorities signed cooperation agreements with Belarusian companies on the organized recruitment of migrant workers. According to the press service of the Ministry of Labor, Migration and Employment of Tajikistan, before that, representatives of the Tajik authorities visited the Grodno region of Belarus to discuss cooperation in the field of diversity of labor migration. According to the director of the state institution "Agency for Employment Abroad" Joma Radjabov, issues of securing employment for citizens of Tajikistan in various fields were discussed here, including construction, agriculture, textile industry, industry, heavy industry, service sector and transportation, and cooperation agreements were signed with more than 10 companies. In particular, contracts were signed with the factories Grunitex, Blackard, Agrokombinat, Grodnapromstroy, Grodnaoblavtotrans, Unitary Enterprise Tsvetlit, Avtobusnyparkg, Grodna Poultry Farm and Grodno Garden, where workers are needed for growing and picking apples, as well as work in greenhouses. Belarusian companies promised Tajik immigrants a salary of up to 1.2 thousand dollars, as well as accommodation, food and work clothes. The main requirements of employers in Belarus are knowledge of the Russian language, no criminal record and good health. Labor migration to Belarus for citizens of Tajikistan is regulated by the national legislation of this country and bilateral agreements. Citizens of Tajikistan, like citizens of foreign countries that are not members of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), require additional formalities to work in Belarus - a special permit, requested by regional internal affairs bodies. "The Uzbek immigrants who were previously brought to Belarus did not take root in the workplace, now it is the turn of the Tajiks to recruit them," she responds in the news.

Belarus found more immigrants in Tajikistan The Tajik authorities signed cooperation agreements with Belarusian companies on the organized recruitment of migrant workers. According to the press service of the Ministry of Labor, Migration and Employment of Tajikistan, before that, representatives of the Tajik authorities visited the Grodno region of Belarus to discuss cooperation in the field of diversity of labor migration. According to the director of the state institution "Agency for Employment Abroad" Joma Radjabov, issues of securing employment for citizens of Tajikistan in various fields were discussed here, including construction, agriculture, textile industry, industry, heavy industry, service sector and transportation, and cooperation agreements were signed with more than 10 companies. In particular, contracts were signed with the factories Grunitex, Blackard, Agrokombinat, Grodnapromstroy, Grodnaoblavtotrans, Unitary Enterprise Tsvetlit, Avtobusnyparkg, Grodna Poultry Farm and Grodno Garden, where workers are needed for growing and picking apples, as well as work in greenhouses. Belarusian companies promised Tajik immigrants a salary of up to 1.2 thousand dollars, as well as accommodation, food and work clothes. The main requirements of employers in Belarus are knowledge of the Russian language, no criminal record and good health. Labor migration to Belarus for citizens of Tajikistan is regulated by the national legislation of this country and bilateral agreements. Citizens of Tajikistan, like citizens of foreign countries that are not members of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), require additional formalities to work in Belarus - a special permit, requested by regional internal affairs bodies. "The Uzbek immigrants who were previously brought to Belarus did not take root in the workplace, now it is the turn of the Tajiks to recruit them," she responds in the news.