Minister of Labour inaugurates Lusail University Career Fair
<p>Doha, Qatar: Minister of Labour H E Dr. Ali bin Smaikh Al Marri yesterday inaugurated the fourth edition of the Career Fair organised by Lusail University over two days, with the participation of more than 60 employers from the government and private sectors.</p> <p>Participating entities represent the education, energy, industry, finance and business sectors, as well as charitable…
Doha, Qatar - Minister of Labour Dr. Ali bin Smaikh Al Marri inaugurated the fourth edition of Lusail University's two-day Career Fair, featuring over 60 employers from various sectors including government, private, education, energy, industry, finance, and business. The Ministry of Labour participated through its National Manpower Recruitment Department and Qualifying and Skills Development Department, as part of initiatives to raise graduates' awareness of market demands and guide them towards suitable career paths.
These efforts align with Qatar's Nationalisation Plan and the 2024-2030 National Strategy for an Effective and Highly Productive Workforce, aiming for a competitive national talent pool. The Ministry's pavilion provided information on workshops, initiatives, and training programs to prepare Qatari graduates and children of Qatari women for employment.
Director Afrah Al Athbah emphasized the Ministry's commitment to nationalisation targets by aligning educational outcomes with labour market needs and guiding talent towards promising specialisations. Afrah Al Athbah also noted the Ministry's role in familiarizing students and graduates with employment opportunities and enabling them to explore career pathways that match their qualifications and aspirations.
Lusail University's Director of Student Life, Talila Al Kuwari, highlighted the importance of the Career Fair in providing students with a complete educational experience and opening up professional opportunities. She stressed the University's commitment to supporting participants and fostering bridges between academic and professional sectors.
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