No plan to expel 100,000 expats per annum from Kuwait – GMRP
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SRINI VASAN
Apr 9, 2013, 1:21:06 AM4/9/13
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Posted on 4/9/2013Secretary-General of the Governmental Manpower and Restructuring Program (GMRP) Fawzi Al-Majdali refuted that the government intends to terminate the services of the expatriate personnel, indicating that the proposal submitted by the Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Thikra AlRasheedi target the marginal personnel, Arab Times daily reported citing Annahar Arabic daily.
Meanwhile, the daily quoting Second Deputy Chairman of Kuwait Chamber for Commerce and Industry Abdulwahab Al-Wazan reported that any hasty unstudied step taken in this domain is like leaping towards unknown destiny.
Daily also quoting former minister of oil Essa AlMazeedi reported the Kuwaiti oil sector will not terminate efficient expatriate personnel with specialized operational experience.
Same time, the Chairman of Industries Union Hussein Al-Kharafi pointed out that the marginal personnel, who carry bricks and perform other hard activities, have provided key support in building the economy.
In addition, Economist Hajaj Bukhadour pointed out that Kuwait started its development with the help of expatriates, stressing the current situation cannot be solved by bothering expatriates but by proper application of the law because several citizens are responsible for bringing expatriates illegally into the country.
Read more at http://www.indiansinkuwait.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=23371&SECTION=0#ixzz2PwMeIymF
Meanwhile, the daily quoting Second Deputy Chairman of Kuwait Chamber for Commerce and Industry Abdulwahab Al-Wazan reported that any hasty unstudied step taken in this domain is like leaping towards unknown destiny.
Daily also quoting former minister of oil Essa AlMazeedi reported the Kuwaiti oil sector will not terminate efficient expatriate personnel with specialized operational experience.
Same time, the Chairman of Industries Union Hussein Al-Kharafi pointed out that the marginal personnel, who carry bricks and perform other hard activities, have provided key support in building the economy.
In addition, Economist Hajaj Bukhadour pointed out that Kuwait started its development with the help of expatriates, stressing the current situation cannot be solved by bothering expatriates but by proper application of the law because several citizens are responsible for bringing expatriates illegally into the country.
Read more at http://www.indiansinkuwait.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=23371&SECTION=0#ixzz2PwMeIymF
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