"Because we want the presence of this labor center not only to be an artificial instrument, but a truly substantive instrument, especially encouraging the role of Islamic countries in developing human resources globally," he said.
Indonesian Labor Minister Ida Fauziyah participated in the 5th Conference of Labor Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) member states held in Baku.
The Indonesian Minister of Manpower, Ida Fauziyah, stated that the Indonesian Government is ready to collaborate in the field of employment to realize decent work in countries that are members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
"Indonesia is ready to collaborate to realize decent work in OIC countries, including through sharing experiences," said Minister of Manpower Ida in a statement in Jakarta, Friday.
At the 5th Islamic Conference of Labor Ministers in Baku, Azerbaijan, Thursday (23/11), the Minister of Manpower was of the view that there are many potential areas for OIC collaboration in the field of employment, one of which is related to decent work.
She believes that through cooperation and exchange of views, this conference will reap benefits and contribute to workforce development in OIC member countries, as well as increase cooperation among Muslim countries.
She also believes that the sincere efforts of the ministers present at this forum will help make a concrete contribution to the welfare of Muslims and all humanity.
"Now is the time to act and formulate changes for future generations and the next century. Let us work together, to create the best conditions for our workers in the world today," she said.
Secretary General of the Indonesian Minister of Labor Anwar Sanusi, who also participated at the 5th conference of OIC labor ministers in Baku, said in his statement "Indonesia strongly supports the presence of the OIC - Organization of Islamic Cooperation - Labor Center which is currently led by Azerbaijan. The OIC Labor Center is the center that manages employment matters for countries that are members of the OIC. The presence of the OIC Labor Center was an important breakthrough because the countries that are members of the OIC have high attention to the development of competitive, adaptive, human resources. and agile. So with the presence of this labor center, we hope it will become a medium for exchanging data and information, even crucial policies, especially those concerning employment".
He added, after the OIC Labor Center was officially established, the forum would continue discussions on the organizational structure, including its work program and budget.
"Because we want the presence of this labor center not only to be an artificial instrument, but a truly substantive instrument, especially encouraging the role of Islamic countries in developing human resources globally," he said.
"Because we want the presence of this labor center not only to be an artificial instrument, but a truly substantive instrument, especially encouraging the role of Islamic countries in developing human resources globally," he said.