Uzbekistan’s Labor Reforms Highlighted in Ashgabat Discussions
The USAID funded Activity “Safe Migration in Central Asia” recently held a follow-up roundtable to discuss the results of a study visit on labor reforms in Uzbekistan. The event, which took place on May 29, 2024, brought together government representatives from Turkmenistan and various international organizations.
During the roundtable, Mr. Jeff Scarin, the USAID representative in Turkmenistan, highlighted the importance of the project and the need for collaboration in improving labor standards. Colleagues from Uzbekistan provided an in-depth overview of the visit to their country and shared valuable insights on the labor reforms that have been successfully implemented.
Participants engaged in discussions, exchanged opinions, shared lessons learned, and explored opportunities for further cooperation in the field. The focus was on addressing key challenges and finding solutions to enhance labor standards in the region.
The roundtable served as a platform for dialogue and knowledge exchange, showcasing a shared commitment to advancing labor rights and ensuring safe and dignified work opportunities for all. It underscored the significance of collaboration among stakeholders to tackle common challenges and achieve sustainable development goals in Central Asia.
Overall, the event was a success in promoting collaboration and fostering a shared understanding of the importance of labor reforms in the region.
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