EMIRATISATION Emiratisation Set To Drive Growth

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THE UPDATED EMIRATISATION RULES: Information and

While the Emiratisation prothe UAE’s private sector for over a decade, the recent introduction of the Emiratisation Resolution marks a pivotal moment, signalling the government’s heightened commitment to enforce this initiative. requires private sector employers registered with the Ministry of Human Resourcensure that a minimum of two per cent of their skilled workforce in the UAE consists employee as a ‘skilled worker’ hinges on their role and whether it necessitates hold- gree level or equivalent.

Notably, UAE nationals who were albefore the issuance of the Emiratisation

Emiratisation has been more than just a government directive for Al Ain Farms, working across departments. The company has an Emiratisation programme called ‘Athar’, providing training to talented UAE national students on unique specialisations such as veterinary, quality, health and safety, research and development, and employs them too.

Meanwhile, Commercial Bank of UAE Nationals at all levels to create a talent pipeline for the future, says its senior

National Higher Education Sponsorship higher education to UAE Nationals, displaying a commitment to enhancing the bank’s performance.

NMC, the largest integrated private healthcare platform in the UAE, is also committed to supporting the Emiratisation drive of the UAE government. Since its inconsciously promoted diversity in its workplace and encouraged UAE Nationals to develop careers in the healthcare industry.

Another strong player from banking industry, supporting Emiratisation and nur-tor, is Invest Bank. The bank collaborates with the Emirates Institutes of Finance training programme that prepares candi- dates for roles within. This strategic partnership enhances the UAE’s talent pool and contributes to the broader growth of that MoHRE intends to retroactively apply the added consequence of having their ability to obtain new work permits suspended This development underscores the UAE government’s unwavering commitment to Emiratisation and emphasises the urgency for private sector entities to align with the new regulations. It also -