During the meeting, the director of the Migration Agency under the Cabinet of Ministers, Behzod Musayev, discussed with representatives of the company the involvement of Uzbeks in large-scale construction projects in Turkey.

As part of the first stage, 60 Uzbek citizens will go to work in Turkey in December. According to the signed employment contracts, all expenses, including transportation, accommodation, three meals a day, specialized clothing and personal protective equipment, are borne by the employer.

In addition, the company guarantees decent wages and respect for labor rights.

"We will closely monitor the working conditions of Uzbeks employed in our projects, and in January 2024 we will employ another 1,350 specialists in the Turkish market," said Akin Kirchichek, Director of Human Resources Management at Kalyon Insaat.

For reference: Kalyon Insaat Sanayi Ve Ticaret A.Ş. has been working in Turkey since 1974, implementing projects in the field of construction, energy and transport. Among the company's iconic facilities are Istanbul Airport, the Marmaray railway tunnel under the Bosphorus Strait and the largest solar power plant in Karapinar.