Japan Restaurant Group to Train Workers in Bangladesh to Secure Labor

Japan signs MoU to hire 100,000 Bangladeshi workers in 5 years

A special training cell is to be set up at the Monohardi Technical Training Center

Japan restaurant group to train workers in Bangladesh to secure labor

TOKYO -- Japan-based restaurant group Watami will establish a center in Bangladesh to train locals in areas like farming and food service under plans

Japan to show leadership in Asia, boost cooperation with Bangladesh, hopes Yunus

… as possible before the national election. Prof. Yunus said the … Japan is looking to recruit up to 100,000 workers from Bangladesh … centre in Dhaka, Nikkei Asia reported. The centre will … and management. Watami Chairman and President Miki Watanabe said, " …

Japan’s Watami to open training centre in Bangladesh

Watami, a restaurant group in Japan, has announced plans to open a training centre in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka.The post Japan’s Watami to open training centre in Bangladesh appeared first on Verdict Food Service.

ULAB-Venturas pact opens doors to Japan - The New Nation

NN Online: The University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Venturas Ltd., a leading EdTech company operating in both Japan and Bangladesh, to strengthen career opportunities for its students in the Japanese job market. The signing took place on Wednesday, 28 May 2025, at the ULAB campus. This strategic partnership aims to provide ULAB students with access to job placements in Japan, Japanese l…

Japan to Hire 100K Bangladeshi Workers by 2029

Japan plans to hire at least 100,000 workers from Bangladesh in the next five years to combat labour shortages. The announcement was made at the “Bangladesh Seminar on Human Resources” hosted in Tokyo, attended by business leaders of Japan and by Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus. Japan’s falling birth rates, combined with an ageing society,...