Starmer's Strategy to Slash Migration and Boost Skills by 2029
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer aims to reduce net migration significantly by 2029. He unveiled policies focused on enhancing skills and training to combat stagnant growth. The announcement highlights the government's commitment to addressing skills gaps and fostering economic expansion through strategic education initiatives.
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has vowed to bring down net migration numbers significantly by the year 2029. The pledge was part of a new policy announcement focusing on skills and training enhancement.
In a Monday speech, Starmer introduced a white paper aimed at tackling the chronic stagnation in skill levels and economic growth. Addressing the nation's workforce issues, he outlined plans to focus heavily on skill development and training efforts.
The initiative forms a crucial element of the government's strategy to improve economic conditions and adjust the migration balances in the UK, signaling a commitment to long-term prosperity through enhanced education and training policies.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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