Meghalaya, Japan Partner to Create Global Career Pathways

The state of Meghalaya is teaming up with a Japanese company to help young people find jobs in Japan.

They'll be trained in things like language and job skills.

In the first year, 500 people will go, and the goal is to have 5,000 there within five years.

Japan needs workers in fields like healthcare and technology because of its aging population.

This agreement means Meghalaya's youth can get international jobs while also building closer ties with Japan.

This is a big step for Meghalaya and helps India's goal of being a global skills hub.