Ministry of Social affairs seeks to enhance cooperation with Turkey’s Trade Union Confederation

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The Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Fadi Al -Qasim discussed during his meeting t oday with the Head of the Trade Union Confederation in Turkey, Muhammad Arslan means of enhancing cooperation between the two countries. ‏

Head of the Trade Union in Syria Fawaz Al -Ahmad attended the meeting.

The two sides noted the close relationship between the two countries, and the pioneering experience that Turkey adopted in the field of promoting the work sector, as the possibility of benefiting from this experience in Syria was discussed, with the aim of strengthening labor movement, and achieving a joint economic and social development.

The two sides also discussed strengthening international cooperation in the field of work, opening new horizons for exchanging experiences, and developing labor policies to serve the interests of both countries.

 

Raghda Sawas

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