135 Candidates Selected At Unity Job Fair In Nagpada As 50 Companies Offer Employment Opportunities
As many as 135 candidates were shortlisted and selected for employment at a Unity Job Fair organised in Nagpada on Sunday, bringing together job seekers and 50 companies in an initiative aimed at promoting employment, youth empowerment and communal harmony. Multiple Groups Organise Initiative The job fair, organised by the Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) in collaboration with the Pir…
A Unity Job Fair was held on Sunday in Nagpada, Mumbai, bringing together 135 candidates and 50 companies in a joint effort to promote employment, youth empowerment and communal harmony. The event, organized by the Association of Muslim Professionals, the Pir Makhdum Saheb Charitable Trust, and several other organizations, aimed to create opportunities for young people and demonstrate the power of community cooperation.
The job fair was inaugurated by Amin Patel, MLA and president of the Amin Patel Foundation, alongside other notable figures such as AMP president Aamir Edresy and former corporator Javed Juneja. Over 500 interviews were conducted during the event, which was open to candidates from all communities.
Amin Patel Foundation president Amin Patel emphasized the importance of employment as a pathway to empowerment and dignity. Aamir Edresy, president of the AMP, highlighted the role of education and jobs in social transformation. Mahim Dargah managing trustee Suhail Khandwani stressed that employment goes beyond earning a livelihood and contributes to giving young people dignity, confidence, and hope.
The event showcased the importance of community cooperation in addressing employment challenges faced by young people. Dolphy D Souza, former president of the Bombay Catholic Sabha, stressed the need for unity among responsible citizens to make youth self-reliant. The participation of organizations from different communities was a key feature of the initiative, with organizers emphasizing that employment and youth empowerment are shared social responsibilities that transcend religious and social boundaries.
The organizers expressed gratitude to the participating companies, partner organizations, volunteers, and supporters for making the job fair a success.
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