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Aletihad Staff (ABU DHABI)
Emirates Development Bank (EDB), the key financial engine of the UAE’s economic development and industrial advancement, is participating in “Ru’ya - Careers UAE Redefined 2023”, a three-day recruitment and training event to help UAE youth and job seekers find career opportunities.
The event, which is currently taking place at the Dubai World Trade Centre from September 19-21, allows UAE nationals in all fields to meet directly with recruiters and hiring managers from top companies. Currently, 15,000 are expected to attend the event, which will feature exhibitions from over 100 leading companies, and more than 30 speakers.
Ahmed Mohamed Al Naqbi, Chief Executive Officer of Emirates Development Bank, said: “We are delighted to participate in the 22nd edition of Ru'ya Careers UAE Redefined, which has become a leading platform to catalyse support for UAE National youth, empowering them to cultivate their career success and contribute to the nation's economic development. At Emirates Development Bank, Emiratis play vital roles, contributing significantly to our workforce. Their diverse contributions are instrumental in nurturing a highly qualified cadre of UAE finance professionals. We are committed to supporting the various Emiratisation programmes and building the next generation of UAE national leaders".
Dr. Abeer AlSumaiti, Chief Human Resources Officer at Emirates Development Bank, added: "As a key enabler of the UAE's economy, EDB is committed to nurturing the talent of UAE nationals to create a sustainable financing sector. We are committed to contributing to the UAE’s vision of strengthening the nation’s human capital and will continue to look for the best talent to join our team. Ru’ya, Careers UAE Redefined 2023 is the right platform to connect with aspiring young Emiratis and drive their interest in finance for national development."
In its mission to foster a healthy, sustainable, and self-reliant economy, EDB provides innovative financing solutions to empower businesses of all sizes and drive growth in five priority sectors: renewables, manufacturing, advanced technology, healthcare, and food security. The bank has a mandate to approve Dh30 billion in financing support to 13,500 companies within these sectors by 2026.
