Exploring the Challenges of Labor Migration at UWED
Germany Ambassador Till Klinner Delivers Lecture on International Labor Migration at University of World Economy and Diplomacy
The University of World Economy and Diplomacy recently had the honor of hosting Germany Ambassador Till Klinner for a lecture on international labor migration. The event was attended by faculty members, doctoral students, and students of UWED, who were eager to learn from the ambassador’s wealth of knowledge and experience in the field.
Opening the meeting, Sodik Safoyev, the first deputy chairman of the Oliy Majlis Senate and the rector of UWED, highlighted the relevance of the ambassador’s expertise, particularly in light of Germany’s successful policies on labor migration. Ambassador Klinner proceeded to discuss the various aspects of labor migration, shedding light on both the strengths and weaknesses of Germany’s approach to the issue.
One key point emphasized by Ambassador Klinner was the importance of attracting skilled labor migrants to Germany. He stressed the need for migrants to possess a certain level of proficiency in the German language, as well as qualifications that align with the demands of the local labor market. By ensuring that migrants meet these criteria, both the migrants themselves and the German economy stand to benefit.
Following the lecture, engaging discussions took place on the topics covered. Attendees had the opportunity to ask the ambassador questions that were pertinent to their interests, receiving detailed and insightful answers in return. The event provided a valuable platform for knowledge-sharing and dialogue on a topic of great significance in today’s globalized world.
Overall, Ambassador Till Klinner’s lecture at UWED served as a valuable learning opportunity for all participants, further reinforcing the importance of international cooperation and understanding in addressing the complexities of labor migration.
