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EHRDC offer 50 private-sector job opportunities for Emiratis

Saturday, 18 May 2024 16:13

By ARN News Staff

WAM

A total of 50 private sector job opportunities have been announced for Emiratis during a highly successful Career Open Day held at the Al Khawaneej Majles.

The Emirati Human Resources Development Council made the announcement in collaboration with Al Ghurair and Amana Group.

The event attracted a diverse audience of Emirati job seekers eager to explore new career opportunities. The partnership with Al Ghurair and Amana Group underscored a shared commitment to supporting Emirati career development and economic growth.

Engineer Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri, Chairman of the Emirati Human Resources Development Council in Dubai, said: “This event is a testament to our ongoing efforts to provide meaningful private sector career opportunities for Emiratis and to collaborate with esteemed organisations that share our vision for national talent development.”

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