Oman’s Minister of Labor: 58,720 expat workers left until 2021

By News Desk on February 24, 2022

Muscat: His Excellency Dr. Mahad Bawein, Minister of Labor, said that the number of expatriate workers leaving in 2021 permanently during the period of correcting the situation amounted to 58,720 male and female workers, as the government seeks to correct the conditions of the violating labor by integration and cooperation between the concerned authorities, and this came during the virtual press conference, a decent work environment and competencies A productive and renewable review of the works achieved in the past year 2021 and presentation of targets for 2022.

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