The Baladna El Djazair recruitment caravan, launched by the Algerian-Qatari mega-project, will arrive in El Bayadh on Thursday, October 8. This marks the third stop on its western Algeria tour, following successful visits to Saida and Naâma. In each of these cities, over 800 CVs were submitted, exceeding expectations. Additionally, the online platform has received over 1,000 applications since its launch.
The El Bayadh event will operate similarly to previous stops, with a dedicated welcome area where recruitment teams will receive visitors, explain the various job families, and guide candidates towards suitable positions based on their experience. It is essential to note that these meetings are solely for collecting applications, with no interviews conducted on-site. Submitted applications will be processed internally, and selected profiles will be contacted according to the company's schedule.
The recruitment drive is part of a larger national campaign launched by Baladna El Djazair, which aims to attract talent from across the country rather than relying on online advertisements. This approach reflects the project's ambition to bring employment opportunities directly to local communities. The Adrar-based complex, which will produce powdered milk, requires a significant workforce to support its operations.
The agro-industrial project in Adrar is a massive undertaking that combines agriculture, cattle farming, and industrial production on a single site. As a result, the project requires a diverse range of skills, with 1,000 jobs to be filled by 2027 and 5,000 direct jobs expected once the site reaches full capacity. The recruitment caravan's tour will continue in Djelfa, Khenchela, and El Meniaa, with exact dates and locations to be announced on the company's official channels.
Candidates who cannot attend the caravan in person have an alternative option: the online application platform, accessible at baladna-algeria.dz, which remains open permanently. This platform has already seen significant success, with over 1,000 applications submitted since its launch. The diversity of roles available at the Adrar site extends beyond agricultural jobs to include maintenance technicians, logistics specialists, livestock experts, industrial operators, and support functions.
The Baladna El Djazair project has generated significant interest among job seekers, with hundreds of applications already submitted in Saida and Naâma. The caravan's visit to El Bayadh is expected to attract more candidates, who will have the opportunity to learn about available positions and the project's objectives. The company's teams will provide detailed information on the various roles and requirements.
As the recruitment caravan continues its tour, it is clear that the Baladna El Djazair project is a significant employer in Algeria, offering a range of job opportunities in various sectors. With its focus on local recruitment and community engagement, the project is expected to have a positive impact on the regions in which it operates.
Key points
- - The Baladna El Djazair recruitment caravan will arrive in El Bayadh on October 8. - The project aims to fill 1,000 jobs by 2027 and 5,000 direct jobs once the site reaches full capacity. - An online application platform remains open permanently for candidates who cannot attend the caravan in person.
