Al-Jalahma: 'My Job 5' opens employment and training horizons for Kuwaiti youth

Kuwait officialsAbdullah Al-Rakan: Minister of State for Youth and Sports Affairs, Dr. Tariq Al-Jalahma, affirmed that the launch of the fifth edition of the “My Job” exhibition is part of the Kuwait Youth and Sports Season, reflecting the state’s commitment to supporting and empowering youth to enter the labor market by providing employment and training opportunities and opening new career pathways for them.

Speaking at the opening of the exhibition, which kicked off yesterday morning under his patronage, Al-Jalahma noted that bringing the public and private sectors under one roof enables young men and women to learn about labor market requirements, discover their abilities, and choose suitable career paths. He expressed his satisfaction with the level of participation by companies and government institutions and wished the youth success in securing appropriate jobs. The fifth edition of the “My Job” exhibition will continue until next Saturday, the 17th of the current month, at the Arena Hall in the 360 Complex.

For her part, General Manager of the Public Authority for Manpower, Eng. Rabab Al-Asimi, emphasized that youth are the backbone and future of the country. She noted that the Authority works to support national cadres, hone their skills, and help them discover their abilities, thereby enhancing their labor market opportunities and meeting its evolving needs.

Al-Asimi stressed Kuwait’s confidence in the capabilities of its youth and the Authority’s commitment to providing a supportive work environment that reflects their aspirations and ideas. She commended the minister’s patronage of the exhibition and the efforts of participating entities and companies in ensuring its success.

For his part, General Manager of Zone for Exhibitions and Conventions Company, Saud Al-Mutairi, said that the “My Job” exhibition has evolved over five editions to become a platform that connects employers with young job and training seekers, contributes to empowering national talent, and familiarizes them with the requirements of the private sector.

Al-Mutairi explained that the exhibition provides an interactive environment that helps young people identify their interests and abilities and explore available career paths. He pointed out that the accompanying mobile application enables ongoing communication between youth and participating entities throughout the year.

He praised the partnership with the Public Authority for Manpower, as well as government and private entities, emphasizing that the goal is to help young people make informed career decisions and embark on promising professional futures.