Georgian home care specialists to be legally employed in Israel
Georgian Deputy Health Minister Tamar Barkalaia and Israeli Ambassador to Georgia Ran Gidor met earlier today to discuss the issue of legal employment of Georgians to Israel. Photo: Georgian Health Ministry press office.
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About 1,000 Georgian home care specialists will be able to find legal employment in Israel.
According to the agreement signed between the Georgian and Israeli governments the registration of applicants will begin on April 12 on the Georgian Health Ministry portal (https://workabroad.moh.gov.ge/).
Successful candidates will be able to work legally in Israel for a one-year term.
The Israeli government says that Georgia is one of the two countries with whom they signed such an agreement.
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