“The Labor Market” signs a memorandum of understanding with “Silwan” to strengthen the mental health of people dealing with “human trafficking”.

Mr. Nibras Muhammad Talib, CEO of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority and Chairman of the National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking, emphasized the importance of improving the mental health of those dealing with victims of human trafficking, reinforce the need to build their capacities. in this area.

The Head of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority said that a great effort and psychological support is needed to deal with the victims of human trafficking, given the diversity of cases and their different nature this is why the Authority and the National Committee give psychological support to workers in this area among their priorities.

This came when a memorandum of understanding was signed between the Labor Market Regulatory Authority, represented by Mr. Fahd Al-Binali, Director of the Awareness and Partnerships Department, and the Silwan Psychiatric Hospital, represented by Ms. Public Relations and Marketing at Silwan Hospital.

This initiative comes within the framework of the Authority’s commitment to improve the integrity of the defense system in the area of ​​combating the crime of human trafficking through the implementation of special programs to improve the capabilities and skills of the front lines be developed to ensure the provision of the best services, and in conjunction with the mental health awareness events that are organized in the month of October each year.

The memorandum aims to strengthen cooperation in the field of mental health for those working against human trafficking and victims, and includes organizing joint training programs to to train workers in the fight against human trafficking and those who deal with victims on how to deal with human trafficking. mental stressors and ways to maintain their mental health.

The memorandum also mandates the exchange of experiences in providing psychological support to victims and workers in this field, and cooperation in preparing research and studies on best practices, as well as organizing awareness raising events that highlight the importance of providing psychological support to victims and professionals.