Sunday, September 15, 2024 - The German government has denied reports that it has signed a deal with President William Ruto that will see 250,000 Kenyans immigrate to Germany to provide both skilled and semi-skilled labour.
In a statement, the German Government said the agreement
between the two countries does not include the number of workers who will be
allowed to work in Germany.
The government noted that all applicants will be required to
fulfill the strict requirements of the German Skilled Immigration Act.
“This information is clearly false. The agreement between Germany and Kenya does not include any numbers or quotas of skilled workers who will have the opportunity to work in Germany.
"All applicants must fulfill the
strict requirements of the German Skilled Immigration Act,” the statement read.
Ruto, opposition leader, Raila Odinga, and Prime Cabinet
Secretary, Musalia Mudavadi told Kenyans on Friday that they have inked a
deal with Europe's biggest economy that will see over 250,000 Kenyans work in
Germany.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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