Danish Minister On Hiring Indian Health Workers In Denmark: “Quality Of Education Of Indian Nurses Very High”

New Delhi: Visiting Danish Minister of Higher Education and Science Christina Egelund described the level of Indian nurses’ education as “very high” and said that hiring Indian healthcare personnel in Denmark may be a “genuine mutual benefit” from a potential deal between the two nations.

Recruiting Indians Is Easy
She said that it would be easier to attract Indians to Denmark since they are “English-speaking.”

In actuality, India offers very high-quality nursing and other education. Therefore, I believe that a potential agreement between our two nations might be very beneficial in terms of providing professional chances for working in Denmark,” the minister said in an interview with ANI.

An Indian minister visits Denmark
With a description of her trip to India as “fruitful,” the Danish Minister said she met with the Indian Minister of Health and Family Welfare on Wednesday and had the chance to talk in greater detail about “how my country, Denmark, and India could possibly partner on the recruitment and education of healthcare workers.”

“India is the first nation with whom we are in talks or are in negotiations to finalize this kind of cooperation.

The primary reason is because Indian society is highly educated, particularly in the area of health care. Another reason is that it is an English-speaking nation, which naturally eliminates any language barriers that could exist between the two, particularly for those who had to relocate and establish a new life for themselves. It’s true that building a life for yourself abroad is just as important as the working circumstances when accepting a job abroad. The minister from Denmark told ANI, “The capacity to truly establish friends and be involved in social networks…

Difficulty in Hiring for Individual Well-being
She did, however, add, “Well, it would in the sense that Denmark, like many other European nations, has difficulties in hiring staff for our benefit system, especially the hospital system. So, in that regard, we have a hiring problem in Europe.

“Overall, it was an overwhelming, processive experience I had in Delhi for the last 4 days,” Egelund said of her trip to the capital. We went to a lot of research and teaching facilities.

She said, “I’m amazed by the sense of optimism that I feel is dominating in this country. It’s been a very positive, very fruitful visit to Delhi.”

India-Denmark Relationship’s Strength
Prior to this, Danish Ambassador Freddy Svane emphasized common values and a dedication to global sustainability while expressing the importance of the partnership between Denmark and India.

“We’ve put forth a lot of effort. We are the greatest buddies ever—Denmark and India, and India and Denmark. We collaborate on projects. Let’s suppose the five S’s lead us: the size of India does not correspond to one’s population. That really represents the extent of your potential. Your whole ability is used. Ambassador Svane told ANI that what Denmark and India achieve together must benefit the rest of the globe as well as sustainability and green growth.

Denmark’s and India’s Joint Venture
He emphasized the importance of their joint efforts, especially in the Sundarbans region, where the Danish topsoil family has been instrumental in fostering the region’s growth.

Notably, in September 1949, Denmark and India established diplomatic ties. During the virtual summit between Prime Ministers Narendra Modi of India and Mette Frederiksen of Denmark on September 28, 2020, their bilateral ties were raised to the level of “Green Strategic Partnership.”

The “Green Strategic Partnership” has served as a roadmap for the ongoing evolution of the restored India-Denmark relationship.