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Nakilat achieved 37.4% Qatarisation last year

Published: 27 Feb 2017 - 12:05 pm | Last Updated: 01 Nov 2021 - 08:37 am
Nakilat employees at the third Annual Forum.

Nakilat employees at the third Annual Forum.

The Peninsula

Nakilat recently held its third ‘Annual Forum’ for its Qatari employees. The event was an excellent platform for National employees to learn about the company’s career development plans and programs, interact with senior management members and have their queries addressed during the various discussions held.

The session also allowed senior management to gain insight into the experiences and challenges faced by Qatari developees and marine cadets during their learning process at the company.

The forum featured a series of insightful presentations and interactive sessions by both the company’s management as well as Qatari employees, highlighting the company’s Qatarization progress and the new and ongoing initiatives for the professional development of Qatari staff.

In 2016, Nakilat achieved a Qatarization rate of 37.4 percent as compared to 33 percent in 2015.  This initiative comes as part of the company’s robust Qatarization programme that focuses not only on recruiting talented Qataris, but also developing our existing talent pool and enable them to reach their full potential and become key contributors to the company and Qatar’s maritime industry, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030.

During the session, awards were presented to graduating marine cadets sponsored by the company, and to those whom had achieved excellent results in their studies. Mentors and coaches of Qatari Developees were also recognized for their efforts and contribution towards developing Nakilat’s young National talents.

Through its wide-ranging Qatarization efforts, which includes supporting the training initiatives of various educational institutions in the country, the company aims to enhance the skills and abilities of its employees while raising awareness and interest in Qatar’s rapidly developing maritime industry.

Nakilat Managing Director Eng Abdullah Fadhalah Al Sulaiti said: “This annual forum is an invaluable platform to reinforce the importance of Qatarization to Nakilat, and highlights the company’s commitment in supporting our Qatari staff to achieve their professional goals. Ultimately, this contribution towards the sustainable development of our economy and the advancement of our people will allow us to realize the Nakilat vision, to be a global leader and provider of choice for energy transportation and maritime services.”