Kurdistan expects recovery and improved market and job creation

by **RamblerNash** Tue Jul 16, 2019 12:08 am

Kurdistan expects recovery and improved market and job creation

15/07/2019 - 17:50

The President of the Kurdistan Region, Nezhirvan Barzani, on Monday, his expectations that the sector of jobs in the region will recover in the near future, in a speech during the opening of the exhibition (opportunities) the fourth international in Arbil with the participation of local and Arab and foreign wide.

More than 150 companies are expected to attend the exhibition and are expected to provide more than 1,700 jobs for young people in the region.

Barzani said that "the Kurdistan region is living a new stage now and move towards a better future will improve with the market and provide employment opportunities," adding

"Successful countries have proven and experience that the provision of work is not the responsibility of the government and the public sector alone, but that the private sector should play a major role in this regard."

He urged the President of the Kurdistan Region, young people, especially newly graduated, to accept any opportunity available to them.

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step," he said.

"I am delighted that more than 150 companies will participate in this exhibition, which will provide more than 1,700 jobs for young people in the region," he added.

"If one job is offered, this is very important because it gives hope to life," he said.

He explained that "after 2003, the Kurdistan Region has cut off major stages in reconstruction and economic fields, and provided tens of thousands of jobs for young people in different sectors."

"If it were not for the war against the successive crises, the situation in the region would be better than ever, and the job opportunities would be available to hundreds of thousands," he said.

Pointing out that "the region is going through a new stage now and urges the pace towards a better future will improve with the market and provide jobs."

http://www.basnews.com/index.php/ar/news/kurdistan/533743