Conference on labour export held in Muong La district

The Muong La district Party Committee organised a conference on labour export on April 25.

The event was attended by representatives from the Department of Home Affairs and the Tourist, Trade and Labour Export JSC, leaders from communes and towns, party secretaries and village heads from It Ong town and Pi Toong commune, representatives from schools across the district, and 12th-grade students from the Muong La High School and the Muong La Boarding Secondary and High School for Ethnic Minorities.

At the conference.

Currently, the total number of people of working age in the district stands at 66,805. Around 2,000 workers are employed locally at 67 companies, 24 hydropower plants, and one garment factory. Additionally, approximately 10,000 residents seek employment opportunities annually in other provinces, with an average monthly income of 7-9 million VND (345 USSD) per person. From 2022 to 2025, Muong La has sent 142 workers abroad to countries including Japan, Taiwan, the Republic of Korea and Russia. These guest workers earn incomes 5 to 8 times higher than their domestic peers on average.

A leader of Hua Trai commune speaks at the event.

During the conference, commune and town represenatives reported on the current labour export situation in their respective localities. Discussions centered on identifying solutions to enhance outreach efforts and encourage more residents to pursue work abroad.

Key recommendations included providing accurate and comprehensive information about foreign labour markets, financial support policies, skills and language training, and strengthening the role of mass organisations in connecting workers with reputable recruitment agencies.

On this occasion, the Tourist, Trade and Labour Export JSC also addressed questions regarding its overseas employment programmes, including salary expectations and benefits for those interested in working in countries such as Qatar, Taiwan, Japan, and the Republic of Korea.

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