Subject: Re: greetings from Georgia
From: Tea Akhvlediani </O=EXCHORGANIZATION/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=75A3249A312848EAAE5FD2ABD39BD211-TAMAR A>
To: Lilia Plugaru <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 04 Jul 2019 14:30:24 +0000

Dear Ms. Lilia,
Thanks for your e-mail!

July 5 at 10:00 is acceptable for me. Looking forward to talk to you tomorrow.

Best Regards,

Tea Akhvlediani

Sent from my iPhone

On 4 Jul 2019, at 16:41, Lilia Plugaru <[email-masked]> wrote:

Dear Mrs. Tea,

Thank you for your interest about the experience of the NEA of the Republic
of Moldova in the field of labour migration. All the presented questions cover
the activity of the NEA, according to the legislation in force, thus I have the
possibility to discuss the issues below.

According to the indication of the director of NEA, Mrs. Dogaru Raisa, I
was nominated to have a discussion with you.

I would like to propose you to organize our discussion via skype address:
lilia.plugaru1

The convenient time for me would be tomorrow, July 5, at 10.00 (Chisinau
time).

Best regards,

Lilia Plugaru

Head of the Department labour
migration

National Employment Agency

phone: +373 68481256

From: Tea
Akhvlediani

Sent:
Friday, June 28, 2019 4:13 PM

To: Valentina
Lungu

Cc: Raisa Dogaru

Subject: RE:
greetings from Georgia

Dear Ms. Valentina
Lungu,

Thank you very much for
your comprehensive response and kind readiness to share your
experience!

Both dates seem to be
quite acceptable for me; I’ll be looking forward to further information from you
about the exact convenient timing.

I would prefer English as
our working language, if it is not a problem for you.

As for the topics, thanks
for your kind proposal, but I am afraid the list of my questions is quite
broadJ allow me, please, to
mention main issues of my interest and let’s see how much we are able to cover
and accomodate:

-
First of all, I would
like to enquire how the entire system is organized and works, when it comes to
State regulation of the labor migration – on policy level, legislation and
implementation. What is your experience and lessons
learnt.

-
I’ll appreciate if it is
possible to see the structure of the NEA, with an accent on its labor migration
unit/department; namely, how many people are working on labor migration, what
are their functions and main qualification requirements to fulfill these
functions.

-
In this respect of course
it is important to know what is the structure and functions of the relevant
policy department within the Ministry; and what is established best practice
of coordinated actions/cooperation between the labor migration units/departments
of NEA and Ministry.

-
How you regulate
cooperation with private employment companies and what are the conditions of
licensing.

-
Stemming from your
experience, what is the most efficient and best way to communicate with the
citizens within the country on labor migration possibilities – including: a)
strategic communication about the benefits of this issue, as well as - b) proper
and correct communication in order to manage expectations; c) communication in
order to elaborate a good data-base/registry of potential migrants; d) best ways
for informing about concrete vacancies and working possibilities abroad. – How
much did you use TV/online means/regional representations/or any other means for
this purpose.

If you have any public
document available in English or Russian and can share, it would definitely be
of an additional help (legislative acts, structure charts of relevant
institutions, document defining functions etc.)

Once again, thank you
very much for your cooperation!

Best
Regards,

Tea
Akhvlediani

From:
Valentina Lungu [mailto:[email-masked]]
Sent: Friday, June
28, 2019 10:40 AM
To: Tea Akhvlediani
Cc: Raisa
Dogaru
Subject: Fw: greetings from
Georgia

Dear Ms Tea
Akhvlediani,

Thank
you very much for your kind letter and the interest in our experience in the
field of labour migration! We are very sorry for the late confirmation, due to
some technical problems with the e-mail connection on 27
June.

We would
be happy to share our knowledge via a video skype conference next week, on 4 or
5 July 2019, because our colleagues, responsible for these activities within
NEA, are in official trip abroad for the moment.

Would you be
so kind to indicate us in the meantime the specific topics you are interested
in, in order to prepare the presentation in Power Point, and if it is more
comfortable for you,

we may
discuss in Russian as well during our video meeting. We will come back to you
next week with a confirmation of exact time and the list of participants from
the National Employment Agency.

With best
regards,

Valentina Lungu,
director adjunct ANOFM
str. Vasile Alecsandri 1
Chisinau MD 2009,
Moldova
tel: (+ 373 22) 227796

fax: (+ 373 22)
227761
email: valentina.lungu@anofm.

From: Tea
Akhvlediani

Sent:
Thursday, June 27, 2019 9:48 AM

To: [email-masked]

Subject:
greetings from Georgia

Dear Ms. Valentina
Lungu,

Hope this e-mail finds you doing
well.

I am Tea Akhvlediani, Deputy
Minister of IDPs, Labor, Health and Social Protection, in charge of labor
migration issues.

I’ve been kindly recommended by my
colleague and friend, Moldovan Ambassador to Estonia H.E. Mrs. Inga Ionesii to
contact you, to share Moldovan experience on organizational system and structure
to manage temporary legal labor migration.

I’ve visited ANOFM web-page and
got acquainted with respective information as much as possible in English
language.

Regrettably my agenda does not
allow me, at this point, to travel and meet my colleagues to properly share the
experience of respective countries.

Therefore, I’ll appreciate very
much if we manage to speak on phone (whatsapp?) at convenient time for both of
us. Could you please let me know about your availability with this
respect?

Kind
Regards,

Tea
Akhvlediani