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Indonesian Minister of Community Empowerment, Abdul Mahymin Iskandar, urged state-owned enterprises to boost local workforce capabilities and increase job opportunities abroad during a speech in Tangerang. He emphasized the importance of skill development to meet global challenges.
The Indonesian government has announced the dispatch of <strong>200 migrant workers</strong> to Japan as part of the <strong>SMK Go Global</strong> program, aimed at enhancing international job opportunities. This announcement was made during an official ceremony at <strong>Sukarno-Hatta Airport</strong>, where Minister <strong>Abdul Mahymin Iskandar</strong> emphasized the program's importance in improving the skills of the Indonesian workforce.