Dubai: Al Habtoor group has announced that it will employ 1,000 Emiratis in a period of five years as part of its participation in the Absher initiative.
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Al Habtoor group to employ 1,000 Emiratis in five years
Move is part of Al Habtoor group’s participation in Absher
- WAM
- Published: 19:46 January 21, 2013
“Al Habtoor group joined Absher because it is fully convinced that Emiratis must be given a chance to work in the private sector,” said Mohammad Al Mazroui, managing director of Al Habtoor Group.
“This will help secure a dignified life for Emiratis and provide them with promising vocational prospects. It will also support the operations of national companies by consolidating their reputation and competitiveness,” he added.
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