Oman is interested in taking more skilled manpower from Bangladesh, said Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment minister Khandker Mosharraf Hossain on Wednesday.
“We’ve requested the government of Oman to take more skilled manpower from Bangladesh for its construction, agriculture and fisheries sectors. And they have shown interest,” he said.
The minister was talking to journalists after a meeting with a four-member delegation, led by Adviser to the Oman’s Manpower Minister Saleh Aley Al Amri at his ministry’s Eskaton office.
He said Bangladesh will send a delegation to Oman to investigate Oman’s allegation that some 70,000 Bangladeshis working in the country Oman have changed their workplaces.
Some 500,000 workers are working in Oman, added the minister.
The Bangladesh government will be able sent skilled manpower to meet Oman’s requirement, Mosharraf said.
Source: UNB Connect
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Along with illegal, implanted Zionist terrorist entity only Anglo-American rulers’ 3 Arab protectorates, (Arabia run by Saud family), artificial colonial British creation, the City states of UAE & Bahrain back the Pharaohic Egyptian military dictatorship that usurped power by dismantling the elected government of Egypt, putting the elected president, and his ministers in jail on various politically motivated fictitious charges-Esa el-Duribi, Cairo:
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Egypt’s Sisi in UAE in first visit to Gulf
Army chief Abdel Fattah el-Sisi visits United Arab Emirates in his second official trip abroad since ousting of Morsi. The United Arab Emirates is one of the Egyptian military chief’s staunchest supporters [Reuters]nited Arab Emirates is one of the Egyptian military chief’s staunchest supporters [Reuters] Egyptian military chief Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has arrived in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a country which was a strong supporter of his July ousting of President Mohamed Morsi.Field Marshal Sisi, who is Egypt’s defence minister and deputy prime minister, travelled to the UAE to attend the closure of joint military exercises there.He was met by UAE deputy army chief Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed al-Nahyan.The two men noted the “fraternal and solid relations linking the two countries and their peoples,” and their wish to “consolidate bilateral cooperation,” the WAM news agency reported, without giving details on Sisi’s plans or the length of his stay.The UAE has given Egypt $4.9bn in financial aid since Morsi’s overthrow, as well as deposited $2bn in the Egyptian central bank, interest free, the AFP news agency reported.Last week, the UAE joined Saudi Arabia and Bahrain in recalling their ambassadors from fellow Gulf Cooperation Council member Qatar over its support for Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood.
Closer ties -The UAE’s Arabtec contractor signed a memorandum of understanding on Sunday to develop a $40bn project to build one million housing units in Egypt. The signing came ahead of an expected announcement by Sisi that he will run in elections to replace Morsi, a vote he is widely expected to win.Sisi has emerged as the most popular political figure in Egypt following Morsi’s troubled year-long rule, with many viewing him as a strong leader who can restore stability after three years of unrest unleashed by the 2011 revolt that toppled Hosni Mubarak.Egypt has been stepping up pressure on the Brotherhood, which it has labelled a terrorist organisation. It has arrested thousands of its leaders on accusations of violence.The Brotherhood denies any links to violence and accuses the army of staging a coup.thousands of its leaders on accusations of violence.The Brotherhood denies any links to violence and accuses the army of staging a coup. 12.03.14