Egypt's Ministry of Labor announced that it is continuing tests for applicants seeking new job opportunities at the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project. The tests were conducted at the Kafr El Sheikh Labor Directorate office, for applicants from Kafr El Sheikh and neighboring provinces. The tests covered various technical and manual professions required for the project, including concrete work, formwork, painting, welding, and other jobs.
The tests were conducted in accordance with the directives of Minister of Labor, Hassan Raddad, and as part of the Ministry's efforts to provide trained labor for major national projects. The Ministry of Labor is working with the company operating the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project to select qualified workers for the project, as part of a plan to provide 2300 new job opportunities for young people from various provinces.
The tests aim to choose the most efficient elements according to the needs of the work and the nature of each profession, through practical and technical tests. The Kafr El Sheikh Labor Directorate provided all necessary facilities for the applicants and organized the test procedures in a suitable environment, with support and guidance for workers during the application and testing stages.
The Ministry of Labor emphasized its continuation of efforts to implement the policy of "training for employment" and link the training and employment system to the needs of the labor market and national projects. This will help provide decent job opportunities for young people and provide the technical and manual cadres needed by major projects.
The Ministry of Labor previously announced that it would provide 2300 job opportunities at the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project, with salaries and benefits based on experience and test results. The Ministry is working to provide job opportunities for young people from various provinces, with a focus on providing trained labor for major national projects.
The Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project is one of Egypt's major national projects, which aims to generate electricity through nuclear energy. The project is expected to provide a significant amount of electricity to the Egyptian grid and contribute to the country's economic growth.
The Ministry of Labor's efforts to provide job opportunities at the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project come within the framework of the state's efforts to provide decent job opportunities for young people and reduce unemployment rates. The Ministry will continue to work to provide trained labor for major national projects and support the country's economic growth.
Key points
- The Ministry of Labor is providing 2300 job opportunities at the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project.
- The tests aim to choose the most efficient elements according to the needs of the work and the nature of each profession.
- The Ministry of Labor is working to provide trained labor for major national projects and support the country's economic growth.
