Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Minister for Poverty Reduction and Employment of Uzbekistan Bekhzod Musayev met in Seoul with the Minister of Justice of South Korea Park Sung-jae, Dunyo news agency reported.

During the meeting, issues of cooperation between the two countries, including those related to labor relations, as well as ways to resolve them were discussed.

As a result of negotiations, Uzbek citizens will be able to work seasonally in the agricultural sector of the Republic of Korea. In particular, there will be an opportunity to improve your skills by working in the field of agriculture and agricultural technologies, enrich your knowledge and skills, and return to our country with more experience.

In addition, work opportunities in Korea are opening up for young men and women with professions. It should be said that there are many specialists in this area, that is, those with a certain profession and diploma. Now they will also be able to work in South Korea in their specialty.

At the meeting, it was noted that the discipline of our compatriots and their compliance with the laws of South Korea will serve to further develop cooperation between the two countries.

The Ministry of Justice of Korea especially noted that if Uzbek workers do not violate the country’s labor laws and do not leave their jobs without reason, the South Korean side will be ready to open any type of work visa for our compatriots at the highest level.