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Zayani Motors motivates Bahraini staff
- Bahrain: Sunday, September 11 - 2005 at 13:00
- PRESS RELEASE
19 Bahraini employees at Zayani Motors have successfully completed intensive training courses at the Bahrain International Retail Development Center (BIRD), further encouraging their staff and raising their standard of work and performance in retail business practices.
"At this stage nearly 60% of the automotive workforce at Zayani Motors comprises of Bahrainis and we will grow this even more as part of our on-going expansion program", said. Mr. Graeme Newport, the company's General Manager who awarded all trainees with certificates and wished them a bright future with the company.
"Zayani Motors strong commitment to Bahrainisation has been proven by the company's intensive efforts focused on creating career opportunities in the automotive sector for Bahraini youths, we will provide training courses to those who demonstrate potential and commitment on a continuous basis," he added.
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