KP2MI Explores Opportunities for Placing Indonesian Migrant Workers in Bosnia and Herzegovin

The Ministry for the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers (KP2MI) is exploring opportunities to place skilled Indonesian migrant workers (PMI) in Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of efforts to open new labor markets in Europe. The discussion took place during KP2MI’s meeting with the Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Jakarta, aimed at expanding job access for Indonesian workers beyond the traditional markets of Asia and the Middle East.

“Bosnia and Herzegovina has labor needs in the hospitality sector that can be filled by Indonesian workers,” said Christina.

Deputy Minister of P2MI, Christina Aryani, explained that although the current number of Indonesian migrant workers in Bosnia remains limited, the demand for foreign labor in the country continues to rise, particularly in service sectors such as hospitality, culinary services, and housekeeping. KP2MI views this initiative not only as a way to open new employment opportunities but also as a step toward strengthening the global competitiveness of Indonesian human resources through safe and professional job placements.

Source: Antara News