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North Korea expresses desire to send workers to Libya in health and construction sectors

bySami Zaptia
March 5, 2021
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By Sami Zaptia.

(Ministry of Labour).

London, 5 March 2021:

North Korea has expressed its desire to send workers to Libya in the health and construction sector.

The expression was made during a meeting between the Tripoli Minister of Labour, Al-Mahdi Al-Amin, discussed and the North Korean Ambassador, Zamujin Geo, at the Ministry in Tripoli.

The ambassador referred to his country’s general desire to send Korean workers to work in Libya, especially in the medical and auxiliary fields, and in the fields of building and construction.

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