Indonesian Migrant Workers to Enter Japanese Industries with Enhanced Skills Training
InJourney Airports and the Indonesian Migrant Workers Protection Ministry (KP2MI) have signed an MoU to enhance the quality and competence of Indonesian migrant workers (PMI). The training program, conducted via the InJourney Airports Learning Center (IALC), aims to create employment opportunities, particularly in Japan, with the first batch of 41 workers set to be deployed in Japanese manufacturing industries.
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