The government of Doha Qatar opens more than 70,000 working visa opportunities to Filipino workers. However, the Philippine embassy in Doha has cautioned those who want to work in Qatar. Ramil Ramal tells us why. Philippine Ambassador El Prado Santos meets with the newly installed labor minister of Qatar as a ad al-Jafali al-Nawaii regarding the welfare of overseas Filipino workers in Doha. The meeting, the labor secretary announced the more than 70,000 working visa allotted for highly skilled Filipino workers. Well, this is a positive news. Okay, 77,000. But of course, this will have to be worked out in coordination with Dole BOEA and of course the embassy and their counterpart agencies here in Qatar. Santos also had the opportunity to signify the Philippine government's recognition to Qatar's labor reforms, which addressed the well-being of migrant workers. With a newly open working opportunity, the embassy of the Philippines and the Philippine Labor Office in Qatar advised our compatriots to adhere with the proper procedure to avoid recruitment problems such as falling prey to illegal recruiters. My advice is that they go through the normal recruitment process. They have to go to the Philippine overseas employment administration. They have to be the head of contract signing with the Philippines so that they will enter here legally. Officials say granting the best community award to the Filipino community is a big help for OFWs to gain more trust from employers. Our compatriots are also reminded not to break this trust by ensuring that their entrance to the country is legal. Ramil Ramal, UN TV News, Rescue Doha Qatar.