Prime Minister Jafar Hassan met with Khaled Fanatsah, the President of GFJTU, to discuss the importance of labour unions in advocating for workers’ rights. The Prime Minister emphasized government support for training and job opportunities, while Fanatsah highlighted ongoing communication’s role. The GFJTU, established in 1954, aims to address key issues protecting workers and employers, with the government affirming its commitment to workers’ concerns.
On March 9, 2025, Prime Minister Jafar Hassan engaged in discussions with Khaled Fanatsah, the President of the General Federation of Jordanian Trade Unions (GFJTU). This meeting was part of the Prime Minister’s ongoing outreach to different sector representatives, emphasizing the significance of labour unions in advocating for the rights and welfare of workers.
Prime Minister Hassan underscored the government’s dedication to establishing a robust partnership with the GFJTU and other representative unions. He specifically mentioned collaboration in crucial areas such as training initiatives and the provision of suitable employment opportunities for workers.
Fanatsah acknowledged the government’s efforts for maintaining ongoing dialogue with various sectors. He highlighted the importance of addressing key issues that protect both workers and employers. The GFJTU, established in 1954, remains one of the oldest unions in Jordan.
The Prime Minister also initiated a review of several matters concerning the GFJTU to ensure the government’s continuous support for workers and to address their concerns adequately. The meeting was attended by Minister of Political and Parliamentary Affairs Abdul Monem Odat and Minister of Labour Khaled Bakkar.
The meeting between Prime Minister Jafar Hassan and GFJTU President Khaled Fanatsah reflects the government’s commitment to labour rights and the importance of partnership with trade unions. By focusing on supportive measures for training and employment opportunities, the government aims to protect both workers and employers. This dialogue underscores the need for ongoing communication and collaboration between the government and labour organizations.
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