Vietnamese labourers gain opportunity to work in Albania
On July 29, Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs and Albania's Ministry of Economy and Innovation signed a Memorandum of Understanding to facilitate Vietnamese workers' employment in Albania. Albania aims to recruit 20,000 to 30,000 foreign workers including Vietnamese, especially in sectors like tourism, hospitality, industrial production, and high-tech agriculture. Vietnamese workers will receive equal treatment, fair wages, and benefits as per Albanian law, with no pre-departure fees charged to them, fostering transparent and ethical recruitment practices.
Key facts
- Vietnam and Albania signed an MoU to facilitate Vietnamese employment in Albania
- Albania seeks 20,000-30,000 foreign workers in various sectors including tourism and high-tech agriculture
- Vietnamese workers to receive equal treatment and no pre-departure fees under Albanian law
Why it matters
This agreement opens significant overseas employment opportunities for Vietnamese workers in Albania, promising fair and ethical recruitment. It strengthens bilateral cooperation and diversifies Vietnam's labour export markets, benefiting workers seeking international positions in growing sectors such as tourism and technology agriculture.
Source and method
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