Applied Science University and Kuwait Oil Company Sign Two Agreements to Enhance Employment of National Talents in Nursing and Medical Emergencies - Sarmad
Signing agreements to enhance the employment of nursing and medical emergency graduates at the company's hospital in Ahmadi.
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
(KUNA) — The Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET) and Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) signed two agreements today, Wednesday, to enhance employment opportunities for graduates of nursing and emergency medicine at the company’s hospital in Ahmadi.
In a press statement on the occasion, PAAET Director General Dr. Hassan Al-Fajam emphasized that the agreements reflect the authority’s commitment to strengthening its partnerships with state institutions and the oil sector, and aligning its educational and training outputs with the actual needs of the labor market. He noted that providing job opportunities for graduates and qualifying national cadres in demanded specialties is a priority in the authority’s strategic direction.
Al-Fajam added that cooperation with Kuwait Oil Company opens professional horizons for graduates of health specialties and enhances the prospects of utilizing their qualifications in areas required by employers, thereby supporting the employment of national talents and reinforcing integration between educational and training institutions and the oil sector.
For his part, Waleed Al-Rabiean, Deputy Chief Executive Officer for Administrative and Financial Affairs at Kuwait Oil Company, highlighted in a similar statement the importance of cooperation with PAAET in attracting qualified Kuwaiti cadres and leveraging their outputs to meet the company’s needs in health specialties.
Al-Rabiean clarified that the two agreements support efforts to employ national cadres and fill job vacancies in targeted specialties, as well as open new avenues for further cooperation between the two parties. This will enhance graduates’ opportunities to enter the labor market and contribute to providing the necessary expertise to support the company’s health services.
PAAET stated in a press release that this step strengthens the partnership between educational and training institutions and the oil sector, helps meet the health sector’s needs for qualified national cadres, and links educational and training outputs to labor market requirements.
The agreements come within the framework of both parties’ direction to expand areas of institutional cooperation and enhance opportunities for employing national talents, in line with labor market needs and in support of development efforts in the State of Kuwait.
