New agreement between Italy and Thailand: 30,000 workers arriving each year
The Italian government has launched a strategic collaboration with Thailand to manage labor-related migration flows. The main objective is to bridge the labor shortage in various productive sectors of the country, favoring the regular entry of foreign citizens.
The proposal was officially discussed during a meeting between the Thai Minister of Labor, Julapun Amornvivat, and the Italian Minister of Labor and Social Policies. The agreement provides for the arrival in Italy of approximately 30,000 Thai workers each year, who will be integrated into the national economic fabric through regular training and hiring pathways.
This initiative aims to respond to the needs of Italian companies that, in many areas, struggle to find qualified personnel. The project is part of a broader government strategy to regulate immigration, focusing on bilateral agreements that guarantee security and protections for both workers and companies.
The plan involves an accurate selection of professional profiles based on the demands of the Italian market. The authorities of both countries will work together to define the necessary bureaucratic procedures, ensuring that the integration process takes place in full compliance with current regulations.
In the coming months, the operational details for the implementation of this protocol will be defined. The agreement represents a significant step in strengthening diplomatic and economic relations between Rome and Bangkok, offering new job opportunities in a context of international cooperation.