Doha: Minister of Information and Communications Technology H E Dr Hessa Sultan Al Jaber shared her professional insights with both current and future industry leaders at RasGas’ Nationals’ Club event Tajrebaty.
Dr Al Jaber said that developing and enhancing the potential and capabilities of people is at the heart of quality Qatarisation. She has also emphasised on the responsibility of each individual towards their professional development.
She said, “We have come a long way in such a short period of time, but there is still work to be done. Your knowledge, skills and commitment will continue to be the key to building a sustainable future for Qatar and improving the lives of all of our citizens.”
“Her Excellency’s presentation to RasGas’ Nationals not only serves to inspire our younger generations, but also acts as a great reminder of how all industries are united in the common goal of supporting Qatar’s sustainable development,” said Hamad Mubarak Al Muhannadi, RasGas Chief Executive Officer.
RasGas introduced the Nationals’ Club as an investment in the State’s main asset — people.
Since its inception in 2014, the Club has hosted regular quarterly events, where notable guest speakers are invited to share their knowledge and career insights with an audience of over 150 fellow Qataris.
These events are meant to be one of several platforms through which nationals convene to discuss and play an active role in meeting the challenges and demands of supporting a sustainable future for the State.
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