Al Suhaily highlighted the extent of the challenges faced by the civil service and the willingness of civil society to assist the Ministry in implementing its strategic plan and programs aimed at addressing accumulated job imbalances and eliminating duplication, by assessing needs, providing training and building institutional capacity, thereby helping to promote management, accountability and transparency systems in the public sector.

The Minister, in turn, welcomed the efforts of Tamdeen Youth Foundation, and emphasized that civil society organizations and the private sector are partners of the government in addressing poverty, unemployment, job creation, and economic empowerment for youth.

He stressed that the civil service is continuing to improve human resources, combat imbalances in duplication and job inflation, and refer to safe and decent retirement in accordance with the rules of legal entitlement.

This meeting was attended by TYF's Economic Empowerment Program Manager, Mr. Nashwan Al Qubati, its Consultant, Mr. Ahmed Saeed Al Wahsh, and its Liaison Officer Dr. Nadine Abdulkader.