The South Korean government has been planning a self-employment programme for Nepali migrant workers who have returned from Korea.
The programme will provide skill training to the returnee migrant workers in Nepal to take up local business, and provide economic support as well.
“We want Nepali workers returned from South Korea to be economically fit so the government wants to launch training programme for them. This is a very big project,” said Kim Un Duck, Representative of Human Resources Development Service of Korea that manages the EPS Centre in Nepal.
