Injaz Al-Arab Teams Up With Corporations To Combat Arab Youth UnemploymentNon-profit organization INJAZ Al-Arab has announced its "Expand Your Horizon" initiative with key corporate partners to help address youth unemployment in MENA.

ByEntrepreneur Middle East Staff•Oct 13, 2015

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From left to right: Ibrahim Tadros, Head of Business Development & Strategy, Wamda, David Leman, Chief Human Resources officer for Middle East and Africa, Marriott International, Bernard J. Dunn, Vice President Boeing International, President, Boeing Midd

Trying to figure out your career path? Non-profit organization INJAZ Al-Arab has announced its "Expand Your Horizon" initiative with key corporate partners to help addressyouth unemploymentin MENA. The project will present jobseekers with prospective roles in the private sector, mainly in five industries such asaviationthrough a partnership with Boeing,hospitalitythrough Marriott International, media through MBC Hope, logistics throughAramex, and entrepreneurship through Wamda.

Besides offering employment andinternship opportunities, the project's website will also impart practical tips and know-how on developing a resume, interviewing and other career-related skills. The project is also supported by Hill+Knowlton Strategies, YouGov and Bayt.

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