India signs MoU with ILO to advance ‘International Reference Classification of Occupations’
New Delhi, 16 Sep (PTI), said on Tuesday that the government has signed a first agreement with the International Labor Organization (ILO) to advance the ‘international occupation classification and to facilitate young people’s benefiting from global employment opportunities.
The ministry, labor and employment and youth affairs and sports Mansukh Mandaviya, cooperation, ‘International Classification of Professions’ to develop the development of the Indian government and the International Labor Organization (ILO) almost participated in the signing of the agreement of agreement.
The Ministry of Labor said that many countries have faced significant skills by many countries due to demographic deficiencies and digitalization.
In order to fill these skill gaps, the G20 leaders decided to work well -ruled, regular and skill -based migration ways during the Presidency of India in 2023.
For this purpose, they approved the development of international professional classification according to skills and competence requirements.
Mandaviya emphasized that the partnership between the Indian government and the ILO reflects the common commitment to shaping the future of the work in rapid transformation periods.
“International reference classification will increase the comparativeness of data and encourage the mutual recognition of skills.” He said.
Mandaviya drew attention to the stable progress of India to the more formalization of the economy.
Gilbert F Hangbo, General Manager of ILO, said that his agreement will have a lot of impact on the world countries.
He also underlined India’s good work on labor mobility and social protection issues.
During this event, the secretary (L & E), Vandane Gurnani, agreement memorandum, such as green, digital and care sectors, such as a feasibility study and a framework for pilot exercise stressed.
This agreement guards stated that it offers a broader opportunity for global labor in the future.
