The International Talent Mobility thematic page features a plurality of projects on skills mobility led by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Country Office for Belgium and Luxembourg and its partners. Today, an estimated 169 million people are working in a country other than their country of birth. Labour mobility has become a key feature of globalization and the global economy. When effectively managed, labour migration has far-reaching potential for the migrants, their communities, the countries of origin and destination, and for employers. A growing number of countries view international labour migration as an integral part of their national development and employment strategies. On one hand, countries of origin Read more