Four extended workshops through the 2017 Employment Exhibition days

​Will be held next week at Dhahran Expo


The Scientific Committee of the 2017 Employment Exhibition, which is the result of the Human Resources Committee of Asharqia Chamber, approved the establishment of four dialogue workshops, during which a number of issues related directly to training and employment will be discussed with the participation of a number of specialists and interested parties. (24-27 October) under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Saud bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz, Prince of the Eastern Region.
Through the first session and during the first day of the exhibition, the dialogue will be held on the topic of "Define the idea of ​​your project". The workshop will be moderated by the director of the branch of the National business pioneering Institute in Dammam Abdulwahab Saad Al Fardan. The second session will be held on the second day (on labor rights and workers). The lawyer and legal advisor, deputy director general of legal affairs at the Ministry of Labor and Social Development Yahya Al Sufayani, talks about the subject. The session is moderated by Khalid Al Shuniber.
The third session will be titled "Your job by your hand". The director of the Small and Medium institutions Center at Fahad Al Qahtani will talk about this subject. The session will be moderated by Muhammed Bazyad. The fourth session will be held on the topic of "Future of Employment" by Nada Al Dosari, and moderates the discussions Sherine Al Abdulrahman.
The exhibition, which is held in Dhahran Expo Company, is witnessing the participation of a number of government institutions concerned with training and employment, the most prominent of which are: Human Resources Development Fund, General Organization for Technical and Technical Education and the General Authority for Tourism and National Heritage. A company and a private sector organization that wants to attract the qualified workforce. It is expected that thousands of job opportunities will be offered. The last edition of the exhibition has witnessed more than 5,000 jobs, and more than 20,000 visitors and those interested in Human Resources.