This would send an important message to the potential countries of origin, namely that there are ways to enter the German labour market beyond the asylum route. Faster processes are also necessary: for recognising foreign vocational and academic qualifications and also for processing visa applications in the German consular missions abroad.
In addition, here in Germany, the EU (European Union) Blue Card for highly-skilled workers could have an even greater impact. For this to be the case, it should be transposed into national law and offered to individuals with secondary school leaving certificates. This will take some effort, no doubt, because Germany as an immigration country faces a great deal of competition for labour.