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National Project for Rehabilitation and Reintegration signs agreement with Libyan Korean Training Centre on training

bySami Zaptia
December 14, 2023
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National Project for Rehabilitation and Reintegration signs agreement with Libyan Korean Training Centre on training

The Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation’s National Project for Rehabilitation and Reintegration signed an agreement on vocational training and entrepreneurship with the Libyan Korean Training Centre.

The training includes in its first phase the rehabilitation of 50 young men who previously carried weapons (ex-militias), and 20 women who lost their husbands or one of their sons.

The training course for the first group will start on 25 December and will continue for two months in both theoretical and practical aspects.

It is noteworthy that this agreement comes in the context of the implementation of the Mouta’alleq (Brilliant) project, funded by the European Union, the French Embassy in Libya, and the French NGO Super Novae.

 

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