Major agreements between Doha and Islamabad increase job prospects for Pakistanis in Qatar.
Islamabad has inked multiple memorandums of understanding and letters of intent with businesses based in Qatar in order toIn the area of human resource development, the agreements represented a “critical step in strengthening bilateral relations between Pakistan and Qatar,” according to the ministry of Pakistanisation abroad. An announcement from the ministry of Pakistanis living abroad stated on Monday that the goal was to “significantly enhance employment opportunities for the Pakistani workforce in Qatar.”Doha and Islamabad
The field of human resource development is a subject of bilateral relations between Pakistan and Qatar.Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development, Jawad Sohrab Malik, signed agreements with companies such as Al Rawnaq International Commercial Projects, Hamad Bin Khaled Contracting Company W.L.L (HBK), Sheikh Jabor Bin Mansour Bin Jabor Bin Jassim Al Thani (JMJ) Holding, Tabeeb Care Medical Services, and Qatari Diyar-Saudi Bin Laden Group Construction (QD-SBG). said the Pakistani ministry abroad. “Notably Doha and Islamabad
Speaking with Hamad Saleh Al Qamra, Chairman of Al Qamra Holding, about hiring Pakistani labor for various company projects, Hamad Bin Khaled Malik, Qatari Diyar-Saudi Bin Laden Group Construction (QD-SBG), also met. Additionally, a tour of Elegancia Health Care’s View Hospital was conducted as part of the visit. Elegancia Health Care and the Overseas Employment Corporation of Pakistan recently signed an agreement to begin hiring Pakistani medical professionals. HBK Contracting Company W.L.L., Ali Bin Ali Holding W.L.L., Sh.
Through reputable hiring firms, skill development, and the following companies: Sheikh Jabor Bin Mansour Bin Jabor Bin Jassim Al Thani (JMJ) Holding, Tabeeb Care Medical Services, Al Rawnaq International Commercial Projects, and Bin Ali Holding W.L.L.
The agreements were described by the overseas Pakistanis ministry as a “critical step in strengthening bilateral relations between Pakistan and Qatar in the field of human resource development.”
In order to discuss hiring Pakistani labor for various co-addressing the needs of foreign employers, Malik also met with Hamad Saleh Al Qamra, Chairman of Al Qamra Holding.Additionally, an M&A has occurred, and the hiring of Pakistani medical professionals has begun.
Hamad Bin Khaled Malik SAPM Malik of Qatari Diyar-Saudi Bin Laden Group Construction (QD-SBG) emphasized Pakistan’s potential as a major exporter of labor and described the government’s initiatives to expedite this process by serving the needs of foreign employers, developing talent, and using high-caliber recruitment firms.additionally met with Hamad Saleh Al Qamra, Chairman of Al Qt of Elegancia Health Care, where it was announced that, in response to a recent M
