The key facts

  • The meeting with the leadership of Proud Partners took place at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Japan
  • Japanese employers are expected to visit the UPA center in Angren and conduct candidate selection
  • Exact dates of the interviews, candidate requirements, and application procedures have not been disclosed

Talks at the embassy

Issues of training and employment of Uzbek citizens in Japan were discussed at a meeting at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Japan with the leadership of the company Proud Partners, the Dunyo agency reports. The focus was on expanding cooperation within the framework of the Uzbekistan Proud Academy (UPA) center operating in Angren.

Training and employment

Issues of teaching Uzbek youth the Japanese language and the necessary professional skills, followed by employment in Japan, were considered. The cooperation is aimed at expanding employment opportunities, strengthening direct ties with employers, and training qualified personnel for the transport and logistics sector.

Planned visit and selection

During the planned visit, Japanese employers are expected to familiarize themselves with the center's activities and its training infrastructure, as well as hold interviews to select candidates for work in Japan. At the same time, the report did not specify the exact dates of the interviews, the requirements for candidates, or the application procedure.