Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Croatian companies Man Power and Radnik d.d. are interested in expanding cooperation with Uzbekistan to recruit specialists for construction and infrastructure projects.
Man Power is considering initially hiring 15–20 Uzbek workers, with the possibility of increasing the number to 100.
The talks took place during a working visit to Croatia by Muhsinkhoja Abdurakhmonov, director of Uzbekistan’s Migration Agency, the agency reported.
Man Power considers recruiting up to 100 specialists
During talks with Man Power representatives, the parties discussed employing Uzbek specialists in the construction of railway and other infrastructure facilities. They considered a phased recruitment model, starting with 15–20 workers and potentially increasing the number to 100 at a later stage.
Radnik d.d. management spoke positively about Uzbek workers’ professional skills, diligence and ability to adapt quickly to working conditions. The company expressed interest in expanding cooperation.
During the visit, the delegation toured a company construction site where Uzbek citizens are employed and met with the workers.
The discussions focused on working and living conditions, compliance with workers’ rights and social protection.
The talks also covered professional and language training for candidates, recognition of qualifications, official wage payments, and the protection of labour and social rights.
Uzbekistan’s Migration Agency aims to establish direct links between Uzbek specialists and reliable employers in Croatia while expanding opportunities for legal employment abroad.
