New agreement between Italy and Thailand: 30,000 workers per year on the way
The Italian government has announced a new initiative to facilitate the entry of foreign workers into the country. The agreement provides for the arrival of approximately 30,000 workers from Thailand each year, with the goal of meeting the growing demand for labor in various economic sectors.
This decision aims to bridge the staffing shortages that have long affected the Italian labor market. The new workers will be employed primarily in three strategic areas: agriculture, the healthcare sector, and the service industry. These are areas where, in recent years, companies have reported significant difficulty in finding qualified professionals.
The initiative is part of a broader framework of international cooperation aimed at facilitating labor mobility and supporting the productivity of the national economic system. Italian authorities have emphasized that the selection and integration process will take place in compliance with current regulations, ensuring the proper integration of workers into the country's social and professional fabric.
With this measure, Italy aims to stabilize the most fragile sectors, ensuring operational continuity for agricultural businesses and essential support for healthcare services. The government will continue to monitor the progress of the project to evaluate the positive impact of this collaboration on the Italian economy in the coming months.