The government will focus on training and job opportunity creation to distribute renewable energy.
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Reported investments to the Tunisian Investment Authority were up in the first quarter of 2024, compared with the same period in 2023.
The conference held in Abu Dhabi presents and discusses trends in the communication sector with the use of new digital tools and reaffirms the importance of journalistic coverage on topics that are already a reality, such as global warming. Bruno de Sá represents the Brazil-Arab News Agency at the event.
The company announced that it will build a new headquarters in the financial district of the Saudi capital and will boost its hiring over the next five years.
The pandemic has created both opportunities and challenges for the labor market, which requires professionals who are able to work with different tools in different settings and in more than one language. Companies can have employees in different countries, but legislation is a challenge.
The organization is working with a new, enhanced structure since the beginning of this month to support projects brought about by the current global situation, and to roll out strategic plans underpinned by a fresh organizational culture.
Brazil saw 48,400 posts created in June, as per data from CAGED.
World Bank resources will finance reforms, balance the budget, and boost growth and job creation in the country, which suffers from the high cost of energy and a large inflow of Syrian refugees.
The number of workers hired exceeded that of those fired by 529,500 in 2018, in the first positive net result since 2014.
The institution announced a new loan program. The primary focus will be on promoting small businesses, which account for most of the jobs in the country.
Real estate, construction, manufacturing, domestic services, market research, government sector, media and IT will be the sectors creating the most jobs in the Arab country in 2019, according to industry executives.
Money sent from foreigners living in the UAE to their home countries totaled USD 24 billion in H1 2018.
As per numbers supplied to ANBA by the Ministry of Labor, such was the amount of admissions of natives from Arab countries from April to June. The number of Arab workers dismissed outweighed that of those hired.
The Fund believe that the country’s economy will pick up in 2018 and 2019 after a downturn in 2017.
