Arab Times, Kuwait City :
Nearly 20,000 work permits have been issued for Bangladeshis to work as domestic workers for Kuwaiti families following the announcement made by Ministry of Interior to allow recruitment of Bangladeshi nationals, reports Al-Shahed daily.
The General Department for Residency Affairs earlier issued a decision to grant authorization to the directors of immigration departments in the six governorates to issue work permits for Bangladeshi domestic laborers. The final moment before signing of the crucial agreement between the State of Comoros and the Central System for Remedying Status of Illegal Residents (CSRSIR) has began, reports Al-Shahed daily.
Informed sources said, the contract includes many benefits for Bedouns such as obtaining Comoros citizenship and passport renewable every 5 years.
They added the proposal has been approved by the president of Comoros along with the Parliament after a long discussion during which Kuwait insisted the issue is left for Bedouns to accept
or refuse. They stressed that Kuwait will offer the Comorian Bedoun many advantages and facilities including permanent residency, free medical care and education.
They will also have the right to employment in the public sector, driver’s license and the right to own properties. Sources pointed out that the contract will be signed after Eid holiday and that Kuwait studied the United Arab Emirates’ experience in this concern. Apart from good relations it enjoys with countries in the Gulf population, Comoros is also a member of the Arab League, and its population is less than one million.
Nearly 20,000 work permits have been issued for Bangladeshis to work as domestic workers for Kuwaiti families following the announcement made by Ministry of Interior to allow recruitment of Bangladeshi nationals, reports Al-Shahed daily.
The General Department for Residency Affairs earlier issued a decision to grant authorization to the directors of immigration departments in the six governorates to issue work permits for Bangladeshi domestic laborers. The final moment before signing of the crucial agreement between the State of Comoros and the Central System for Remedying Status of Illegal Residents (CSRSIR) has began, reports Al-Shahed daily.
Informed sources said, the contract includes many benefits for Bedouns such as obtaining Comoros citizenship and passport renewable every 5 years.
They added the proposal has been approved by the president of Comoros along with the Parliament after a long discussion during which Kuwait insisted the issue is left for Bedouns to accept
or refuse. They stressed that Kuwait will offer the Comorian Bedoun many advantages and facilities including permanent residency, free medical care and education.
They will also have the right to employment in the public sector, driver’s license and the right to own properties. Sources pointed out that the contract will be signed after Eid holiday and that Kuwait studied the United Arab Emirates’ experience in this concern. Apart from good relations it enjoys with countries in the Gulf population, Comoros is also a member of the Arab League, and its population is less than one million.
