The Japanese government, along with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), is offering more jobs to Filipino nurses and skilled workers, the Office of the Vice President said.
The Japanese government, along with the Japan International Cooperation Agency , is offering more jobs to Filipino nurses and skilled workers, the Office of the Vice President said.
Kato also said they also need more Filipino nurses to work in Japan under the Philippines-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement . "This year we succeeded to convince Tokyo to give more courses and seats for your DepEd officials and teachers," Takema told Duterte, who also sits as the concurrent Education secretary.
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