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Chancellor Scholz Calls for Increased Employment Opportunities ...
2024-09-08 13:29:08
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Chancellor Scholz Calls for Increased Employment Opportunities for Ukrainian Refugees

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Chancellor Scholz of Germany advocates for providing work opportunities to hundreds of thousands more Ukrainian refugees, with over 200,000 already employed through the government's initiatives. Amidst debates on migration policies, CDU leader Merz pushes for stricter border controls.

Additionally, Andrij Melnyk, ex-Ukrainian ambassador to Germany, urges Scholz to engage Russia diplomatically for resolving the Ukraine crisis. Scholz also emphasizes the need for accelerated peace talks with Russia.

Meanwhile, bureaucratic hurdles hinder a Ukrainian doctor in Germany, highlighting the importance of foreign workers in addressing skill shortages and fostering diversity in the labor market.

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