Sana'a – Saba:
A meeting between the head of the Public-Private Sector Coordination Committee, Engineer Al-Shami, and the Dean of Thuban Industrial Technical Institute, Dr. Nabil Jaeel, discussed several topics aimed at maximizing the utilization of the institute's outputs and linking them to the labor market through electronic platforms.
During the meeting, the two parties agreed to establish an electronic application for the institute's graduates across various specializations, facilitating their access to employment opportunities by connecting them with the contracting sector and other labor market sectors.
Al-Shami emphasized the committee's keenness to cooperate with the institute to facilitate linking its outputs with the private sector's labor market. He pointed out that the committee works to enhance coordination and partnership between the public and private sectors, in line with the directives of the Revolution Leader regarding prioritizing the economic front and economic empowerment.
He also highlighted the coordination committee's commitment to supporting government efforts aimed at encouraging and promoting a participatory community economy, reflecting the interest of both the public and private sectors in benefiting from various professional, industrial, and technical fields. Al-Shami affirmed the committee's readiness to organize visits for a group of business leaders to Thuban Institute to discuss potential cooperation that would serve Yemeni youth specialized in the institute's outputs.
For his part, Dr. Jaeel praised the efforts of the Public-Private Sector Coordination Committee in facilitating partnerships with the private sector to benefit from the institute's outputs in various technical and industrial specializations.
A meeting between the head of the Public-Private Sector Coordination Committee, Engineer Al-Shami, and the Dean of Thuban Industrial Technical Institute, Dr. Nabil Jaeel, discussed several topics aimed at maximizing the utilization of the institute's outputs and linking them to the labor market through electronic platforms.
During the meeting, the two parties agreed to establish an electronic application for the institute's graduates across various specializations, facilitating their access to employment opportunities by connecting them with the contracting sector and other labor market sectors.
Al-Shami emphasized the committee's keenness to cooperate with the institute to facilitate linking its outputs with the private sector's labor market. He pointed out that the committee works to enhance coordination and partnership between the public and private sectors, in line with the directives of the Revolution Leader regarding prioritizing the economic front and economic empowerment.
He also highlighted the coordination committee's commitment to supporting government efforts aimed at encouraging and promoting a participatory community economy, reflecting the interest of both the public and private sectors in benefiting from various professional, industrial, and technical fields. Al-Shami affirmed the committee's readiness to organize visits for a group of business leaders to Thuban Institute to discuss potential cooperation that would serve Yemeni youth specialized in the institute's outputs.
For his part, Dr. Jaeel praised the efforts of the Public-Private Sector Coordination Committee in facilitating partnerships with the private sector to benefit from the institute's outputs in various technical and industrial specializations.