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GE is at the forefront of working with universities to develop industry-based curricula that empowers graduates to perform efficiently at the workplace in the UAE.
Annually, GE spends some $1bn (Dhs3.67bn) on training and education programs for its employees worldwide. Most recently, GE launched the 'Come Join GE' micro-site to strengthen local recruitment and enhance employee participation to achieve the company's growth goals.
Nabil Habayeb, GE's President and CEO for the Middle East and Africa region, said:
"GE is regarded as an Employer of Choice globally and offers a strong platform for the personal and professional growth of its employees. GE's participation in this year's Careers UAE is a reiteration of the importance of the UAE market to our operations."
Careers UAE 2009 is organized by the Dubai World Trade Centre, in conjunction with TANMIA, Emirates Nationals Development Programme (ENDP), Higher Colleges of Technology, Zayed University and UAE University.
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