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Ireland keen to hire Indian health workers, fintech staff: Indian envoy

In a Q&A, Sandeep Kumar says Ireland, with its strategic positioning, can become the next 'speak-to country' for India, post-Brexit, for leveraging its business interests in EU institutional platforms

A health worker collects a swab sample for Covid-19 Rapid antigen testing at CMO office old Civil Hospital, in Gurugram.
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A health worker collects a swab sample for Covid-19 Rapid antigen testing at CMO office old Civil Hospital, in Gurugram

Archis Mohan New Delhi
Indian health workers have played a jey role in Ireland's fight against Covid-19. India’s Ambassador to Ireland Sandeep Kumar tells Archis Mohan that there is significant demand for skilled healthcare workers in Ireland, and the current pandemic crisis is expected to pave the way for more recruitments from India. He says Ireland is also likely to open its doors for Indians working in fintech, medtech and IT-enabled sectors.

He argues that Ireland, with its strategic positioning, can become the next ‘speak-to country’ for India, post-Brexit, for leveraging its business interests in the EU institutional platforms.

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