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Mozambique plans to send xenophobia victims to work in Portugal
The President of Mozambique announced that the professional qualifications of repatriated citizens from South Africa have been registered. Daniel Chapo hinted at an agreement with Portugal and the UAE.
The President of Mozambique, Daniel Chapo, announced the government's intention to send victims of xenophobia to Portugal. This measure follows the registration of the professional qualifications of citizens who were repatriated from South Africa.
During a statement, Chapo highlighted that the government is working on a "work agreement" that will include not only Portugal but also the United Arab Emirates. The aim is to facilitate these individuals' integration into the job market.
The President further stated that the government is committed to improving the living and working conditions of the repatriated individuals, providing them with better opportunities outside the country.
The actions of the Mozambican government reflect a response to the growing crisis of xenophobia affecting some Mozambican citizens in South Africa, where many have faced discrimination and violence.