Europe

EU seeks Indian workers

Published on Saturday 13 May 2023 | Article n°445

The European Union, through the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), is partnering with Indian education provider NIIT.

It aims to provide education and training to the energy transition industries worldwide and, in doing so, "reach over 800,000 workers by 2025.

https://www.innoenergy.com/skillsinstitute/insights/launch-of-the-innoenergy-skills-institute-to-combat-significant-energy-transition-skills-gap/

Photon of 10 May 2023

Editor's note: This is the same approach as that of Germany, which went to India to find workers in order to install power plants

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