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UAE Ministry of Defence seeks Emirati recruits for Land Forces

Abu Dhabi, UAE: The UAE Ministry of Defence has announced a recruitment drive for Emirati citizens to join the country’s Land Forces, setting out eligibility requirements and registration centres across the Emirates. Applicants must be UAE nationals aged between 18 and 35 and have completed at least Grade 9, the ministry said. Candidates must also be medically fit, have a good record of conduct…

The UAE Ministry of Defence has initiated a recruitment campaign targeting Emirati citizens to join the nation's Land Forces. Eligibility criteria stipulate that applicants must be UAE nationals between the ages of 18 and 35, possessing a minimum educational attainment of Grade 9 completion. Additionally, candidates must present themselves as medically fit, maintain a commendable conduct record, and have completed their national service obligations.

Prospective recruits are advised to visit their nearest recruitment centre to submit their applications. Registration points are conveniently located in Abu Dhabi's Al Nahyan Recruitment Section, Al Ain's Al Ain Recruitment Section, and within the Northern Emirates at Al Rahmaniya Recruitment Section. The Ministry of Defence has also provided three contact numbers for any further inquiries or information: 050 106 0535, 02 504 0133, and 050 106 9202.

For those seeking employment opportunities, the Abu Dhabi Police has announced job vacancies, outlining the application process and eligibility requirements. Similarly, the Dubai Police have opened eight specialized roles specifically for Emirati nationals. In an effort to discourage companies from overlooking Emiratisation targets, the UAE has imposed a fine of Dh108,000 per unfilled job.

Furthermore, the UAE government has mandated worker insurance coverage for all newly hired employees.

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