On Tuesday, Josephine Frantzen, the Netherlands' Ambassador to Tunisia, reiterated her country's commitment to enhancing bilateral collaboration in employment, vocational training, and private entrepreneurship sectors.

She also emphasized the importance of supporting investments in promising areas such as agriculture and food industries.

Frantzen held discussions with Lotfi Dhieb, Tunisia's Minister of Employment and Vocational Training, to explore cooperation programs between the two nations in these fields.

According to a statement by the ministry, the two sides highlighted the significance of joint efforts to boost employment opportunities and vocational training, particularly by fostering initiatives in project creation.

The Tunisian Minister praised the existing level of bilateral cooperation across various domains, particularly those aimed at enhancing the employability of job seekers and facilitating their integration into the labor market through project support.

He emphasized the ministry's commitment to leveraging successful experiences gained from cooperation programs with the Netherlands, especially in employment and private enterprise development.