Prime Minister Jafar Hassan met with GFJTU President Khaled Fanatsah to discuss labour rights and government support for workers. The meeting highlighted the importance of partnership between the government and labour unions. Key issues for protecting workers and employers were addressed. Ministers of Political Affairs and Labour also attended.
On March 9, 2025, Prime Minister Jafar Hassan engaged in a significant dialogue with Khaled Fanatsah, President of the General Federation of Jordanian Trade Unions (GFJTU). This meeting underscored the Prime Minister’s commitment to addressing labour issues and highlighted the vital role of labour unions in advocating for workers’ rights within the kingdom.
Prime Minister Hassan emphasized the necessity of establishing a collaborative partnership with trade unions like the GFJTU. Areas of focus include enhancing workforce training and ensuring that suitable employment opportunities are made available to all workers.
Fanatsah acknowledged the government’s proactive communication with various sectors, noting its importance in addressing the federation’s objectives. He pointed out that the GFJTU, established in 1954, is one of the oldest organizations dedicated to protecting the interests of both workers and employers.
During the meeting, Prime Minister Hassan called for a comprehensive review of several matters concerning the GFJTU. He reaffirmed the government’s unwavering support for workers and expressed a dedicated commitment to addressing their ongoing concerns. The meeting was also attended by Minister of Political and Parliamentary Affairs Abdul Monem Odat and Labour Minister Khaled Bakkar.
This meeting between Prime Minister Jafar Hassan and GFJTU President Khaled Fanatsah reflects the government’s dedication to addressing labour issues and fostering partnerships with trade unions. The emphasis on training and job opportunities demonstrates a commitment to improving workers’ rights and conditions. Continued collaboration between the government and the GFJTU is essential for the protection of both workers and employers in Jordan.
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