Indonesia intends to end the travel ban to Saudi Arabia

Bloomberg reported that Indonesia is preparing to sign an agreement that ends the entire contract for sending its citizens to work in, whether as homes or employees in the official sector.
According to the newspaper, the Minister of Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers, Abdelkader Karding, confirmed that ministers from both countries are scheduled to sign later this month in Jeddah, with the aim of facilitating the legal employment of migrant workers.

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Cardigue told Bloomberg today, Saturday, that after the improvement of the employment protection system in Saudi Arabia sufficiently, Indonesia will lift the ban on labor travel.
The Indonesian minister explained that the Kingdom will provide up to 600 thousand jobs, including about 400 thousand jobs in the domestic labor sector and 200 thousand jobs in the official sector.