In a significant boost for employment opportunities from the state, a total of 210 young men and women from Haryana have successfully secured jobs in Dubai. The announcement was made by Union Minister for Power, Housing and Urban Affairs, and former Haryana Chief Minister, Manohar Lal Khattar.
Skill Mission Bears Fruit with International Placements
Khattar revealed this development during a public address in Karnal on Sunday. He attributed this achievement to the concerted efforts in skill development and training undertaken by both the state and central governments. The minister emphasized that these placements are a direct result of initiatives designed to enhance the employability of Indian youth on a global scale.
The selected candidates hail from various districts across Haryana, showcasing widespread reach of the skill programs. These youths have been offered positions in diverse sectors in Dubai, reflecting the versatility of the training provided.
Government Initiatives Pave the Way
Khattar specifically highlighted the role of the Central Government's 'Skill India Mission' alongside Haryana's own skill development and employment schemes. He pointed out that such programs are meticulously crafted to bridge the gap between the skills possessed by the youth and the demands of the international job market.
The minister stated that this is not an isolated event but part of an ongoing process. He expressed confidence that more youths from Haryana and other parts of India will continue to find lucrative employment opportunities abroad as these skill initiatives gain further momentum.
A Boost for the State and Families
This mass recruitment drive is seen as a major positive step for Haryana. It not only provides promising career paths for the 210 individuals but also brings substantial economic benefits to their families and communities through remittances. Khattar framed this success as a testament to the government's commitment to transforming India's demographic dividend into a tangible economic asset.
The event in Karnal also saw Khattar interacting with the public and discussing various other central and state schemes aimed at public welfare and development. The news of the Dubai placements was met with enthusiasm, signaling a strong model for other states to emulate in linking skill development with concrete job outcomes, both domestically and internationally.
