Nema sta, "najjaci" i "najpouzdaniji".Kikibombona wrote:
Lazi?
Sam si trazio Rudaw. I sta fali Rudawu? Jedan od najjacih i najpouzdanijih medija na BI.
Postavio sam ti tada ovaj link:
http://www.rudaw.net/mobile/english/business/14112018
Sada imas i ovaj, sve sa izjavama relevatnih institucija. 800-1000 Iranaca dnevno dolazi u Kurdistan. Hej, dnevno. To je prava najezda iranske sirotinje i ozbiljan problem za vlasti i narod Kurdistana.
http://www.rudaw.net/mobile/english/kurdistan/12052019
Irancima je Kurdistan kao nama Njemacka. Ranije sam postavljao koliko su plate u Kurdistanu vece nego u Iranu.
De se ti prvo sam sa sobom i rudawom dogovori:
A onda, pogledaj ovo:“In one day, 800 to 1,000 people come to apply for work permit in the Kurdistan Region, mostly from Iran. Some also come from Turkey, India, Nepal and some Arab countries,” Anwar told Rudaw Radio on Saturday.
Nearly half of the foreign workers come from Iraq’s eastern neighbor which is under increasing economic pressure due to US sanctions and military pressure targeting the Islamic Republic in various sectors.
“Of this figure, 40 percent currently comes from Iran,” he explained.
Kao sto rekoh, uopce ne sporim da kurdi iz ruralnih krajeva zapadnog Irana, koji geografski gravitiraju tom podrucju, traze poslove i tamo. Tome su, kao sto mozes procitati, najvise doprinijele sankcije. A, kao sto vidis, ta radna mjesta ne mogu popuniti lokalni Kurdi, jer vjerovatno nisu dovoljno kvalifikovani.Foreign workers are also facing increased xenophobic hostility, as Kurdish workers cite the presence of foreign workers as a reason behind a perceived lack of job opportunities. Local workers often feel left at the wayside when local companies recruit foreign workers instead, but foreign workers are often employed for job roles that are otherwise difficult to fill.
