MERGED: Lifting of Travel Ban to Iraq

[storya_ta_bai2]

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spammer undang na...patuyang raka da. duna naman bag ong DFA Undersecretary so hinaut nga iya ning lihokon ug di lingkoran.

daghan nasad kaayo ang nasayang nga panahon sa atong mga kahigalaan. hinaut lang nga karong tuiga ma hatagan ta ug pag tubag sa atong gipa abot.

[high_heels]

Guys,

Naay gamay nga good news ai, at least kahibaw ta nga wala ra ni gipapa katulog nga issue:

DFA doubts UAE will relax new visa rule » Noynoy Aquino Inauguration 2010 » Headlines


Despite the situation of workers in the Middle East, the local recruitment industry is still looking forward to deploying Filipino workers to Iraq.
Recruitment industry leaders said they welcome the government’s efforts to re-assess the existing deployment ban in Iraq.
“The decision is long overdue as private recruitment agencies had advocated the lifting of the ban several months ago in view of the improving peace and order condition there,” a recruitment official said.
Recruitment officials noted that the lifting of the deployment ban would also provide better protection for workers opting to leave the country.
“Legalization of their employment will give them high salaries, proper protection, and welfare measures like war risk insurance and bigger death benefits,” they pointed out.
Labor Secretary Marianito Roque earlier reported that he had asked the Middle East Preparedness Team, headed by former armed forces chief of staff Gen. Roy Cimatu, to reassess the situation in Iraq. - for short the Philippines is even reconsidering of lifting the travel ban to Iraq. A great initiated move from Labor Secretary Marianito Roque.

[high_heels]

Now more good news everyone, this news was just last Feb 15, 2011, so kindly read:

DFA doubts UAE will relax new visa rule » Noynoy Aquino Inauguration 2010 » Headlines


just to excerpt a few lines from the news article:
Despite the situation of workers in the Middle East, the local recruitment industry is still looking forward to deploying Filipino workers to Iraq.
Recruitment industry leaders said they welcome the government’s efforts to re-assess the existing deployment ban in Iraq.
“The decision is long overdue as private recruitment agencies had advocated the lifting of the ban several months ago in view of the improving peace and order condition there,” a recruitment official said.
Recruitment officials noted that the lifting of the deployment ban would also provide better protection for workers opting to leave the country.
“Legalization of their employment will give them high salaries, proper protection, and welfare measures like war risk insurance and bigger death benefits,” they pointed out.
Labor Secretary Marianito Roque earlier reported that he had asked the Middle East Preparedness Team, headed by former armed forces chief of staff Gen. Roy Cimatu, to reassess the situation in Iraq. - for short the Philippines is even reconsidering of lifting the travel ban to Iraq. A great initiated move from Labor Secretary Marianito Roque.

[marielee]

at least na dungog sad ang mga nang hangyo na ma lift ang travel ban. d naman sad gyud cguro angayan na ato pa e shut ato doors sa iraq. that was year 2004 since gi issue ang travel ban. sa mga nag ingon na d pa safe.w ala may lugar na safe. na bisan gamay na gubot wala.. gani ang Iraq lahi na. gusto na nilang mo bangon gkan sa dakong gubot sa mga niagi na years. lets give them a chance.

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

kana, good news para sa mga manrabaho-ay sa gawas sa atong nasod

[ajaepm]

Personally, it is so hard to expect something from someone which I believe might not be thinking / being expected to maintain a good reputation.

[marielee]

hopefully d najud ni madugay. hapit najud ang full result sa ato hangyo to lift the travel ban to Iraq.

[storya_ta_bai2]

Personally, it is so hard to expect something from someone which I believe might not be thinking / being expected to maintain a good reputation.

i think that this actually a great move to build stronger ties wit the two countries. yes iraqs reputation was tarnished years back but they are reforming its government.

[marielee]

some people are actually shutting down possibilities that Iraq will b able to stand up.
why not give them a chance instead? lets be open to changes.wala mana magpasabot na abi lisud ug gubot kau anang nasura kay mao nalang jud na hangtud sa hangtud.

[high_heels]

kanang mga tawo nga mo balibad nga wala pa gani naka hibaw sa tinuod nga sitwasyon sa iraq nagpa sabot ra na nga talawan...

karon man gani nga wala nay kabutangan sa mga OFWs nga nanguli gikan libya...ang sa news ganihang buntag kay naay assitance ang DFA ba to nga 5k kada usa ka ofw...kaha!!! unsa man intawon ma buhat ana oi, ang gi pangutana ang katong mamauli....mo balik pa gyud daw sila ug trabaho...