India, Romania to create pathway for entry of 30,000 skilled Indian professionals annually

India And Romania Forge Strategic Economic And Mobility Partnership

India and Romania are taking decisive steps to expand their economic collaboration, focusing on trade, investment, and the movement of skill...

Jitin Prasada, visits Romania for the 19th India–Romania Joint Committee for Economic Cooperation Meeting

NEW DELHI : Minister of State for Commerce & Industry Shri Jitin Prasada is on an official visit to Bucharest at the invitation of the Government of Romania to attend the 19th meeting of the Joint Committee for Economic Cooperation (JCEC) between India and Romania. On arrival at Henri Coandă International Airport, the Minister was received by Secretary of State, Ministry of Economy, Digitalization, Entrepreneurship and Tourism Mr. Gabriel Bogdan…

Export: India ready to meet Romania’s labour needs

Minister calls for stronger India–EU cooperation India is ready to create a pathway for about 30,000 skilled and aspirational Indian professionals annually, aligned with Romania’s sectoral labour market needs, Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada has told his counterparts in Bucharest https://www.commerce.gov.in/. He took note of Romania’s annual requirement for approximately 100,000 […] Source

Romania to Hire 30,000 Indian Professionals Every Year | India-Romania Labour Mobility Pact 2025 I Economy India

Bilateral understanding aims to strengthen India-Romania relations, meet Romania’s labour shortages, and create overseas opportunities for skilled Indian professionals New Delhi (Economy India): In a landmark step toward expanding India’s global workforce footprint, the Government of Romania will provide employment opportunities to around 30,000 Indian professionals every year under a new bilateral labour mobility understanding between the two n…

India, Romania to create pathway for entry of 30,000 skilled Indian professionals annually

New Delhi, Nov 3 (PTI) India and Romania have agreed to create a pathway for the annual movement of about 30,000 skilled Indian professionals in line with Romania's sectoral labour market needs, the commerce ministry said on Monday. Romania needs about 1,00,000 non-EU workers annually. Both sides tasked officials to explore mutual recognition of qualifications. "Recognising the importance of social security certainty, they also discussed the pos…