*The Nigeria Society of Engineers, Victoria Island Branch* under the leadership of *Engr Rose Madaki MNSE* are organising a job fair this Saturday 21st April 2018 at the National Engineering Centre, 1, Engineering Close, Victoria Island between 10AM and 3:30PM . Candidates/Applicants are advised to be seated in the hall by 10AM(no African time) in order not to give a poor first impression to interviewers and avoid being denied entry.
The job fair brings together reputable employers and qualified job seekers under one roof for easy firsthand hiring.
However, candidates are required to first register via the following link and show their text messages of confirmation as invitation to the event. Here
NB: this job fair is designed for HND/BSC fresh and experienced graduates and is strongly biased towards Engineering, Science, and Technology disciplines though other graduates and IT students can apply to attend.
*Attendance strictly by invitation*
Refreshment: free
RSVP
*Engr Christian Okwori MNSE*
Welfare Secretary Nigeria Society of Engineers Victoria Island Branch. For enquiries :
Christian.Okwori@nsevictoriaisland.org
This include information on immigration , tourism, vacation, visas, scholarship,travel tips, opportunities, international studies, fellowship programmes and travel/health issues.
Sunday, April 22, 2018
Scholarship Program in Qatar for International Students
Hamad Bin Khalifa University Qatar is recruiting outstanding students on full funded International scholarships for our innovative PhD in Islamic Finance and Economy. Applications are open and opportunities are highly competitive.
The goal of the PhD is to reshape economies, together we can do it InshaaAllah!
For more information click here
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Job opportunity
Salary: 15,000 to 18,000rmb/month after tax + apartment+ work visa
Starting date: Aug, 2018
if you are interested in it, please send your CV to Miraclechinaedu@163.com
Monday, January 29, 2018
Job Vacancy for Nigerian
A company is in need of 5 young programmers - fresh graduates who are good at code. Salary would be between 300-400k (Naira) monthly
A lot of travel and travel allowances.They would be working with a GIS company and would be traveling among Abuja, Lagos, Kaduna, Edo and Oyo. Trainings in Germany and UAE"
Send cvs to tijani.nwadei@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Georgia announces visa free travel for Saudis and Expats
According to Arabs news:
Saudis can now travel to Georgia without a visa, according to Georgian Ambassador George Janjgava who visited Jeddah recently.
Janjgava made the announcement during a meeting at the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI), where he met with Ziad bin Bassam Al-Bassam, JCCI vice chairman, Fahad bin Saiban Al-Sulami, JCCI board member, Khalaf bin Hosan Al-Otaibi, and a number of executive leaders.
He said the measure has been taken to strengthen bilateral ties and increase trade between Saudi Arabia and Georgia.
He told Arab News that aside from visa-free travel, Saudis can stay in Georgia for a whole year with multiple entries. Even residents of the Kingdom can visit Georgia without a visa and stay up to three months, but they need to show their residence permit as well as hotel and airline bookings.
Georgians, however, need a Saudi visa to visit the country, but unfortunately, there is no Saudi Arabian Embassy in Georgia, although many businessmen would like to visit the Kingdom to enhance and avail themselves of the trade opportunities in the Kingdom, he said.
“We are expecting Saudi Arabia to open an embassy soon in Georgia to help in strengthening the relationship and trade between the two countries,” said the ambassador. He called on Saudi tourists to visit Georgia more often, as they can enjoy historical monuments, landscapes, healthy products and the mild climate of the place.
He said the Saudi economy is very strong and has the potential for tourism and investments in Georgia. Georgia has new opportunities, tourist capacities and investment prospects, and it has become the new destination for a lot of businessmen and investors in recent years.
Janjgava said that from January to September this year, almost 20,000 Saudi citizens and 6,500 Saudi residents visited the country, which means a doubling of the number of tourists in one year, where in 2015 the number was 10,000 Saudis and 3,000 residents who visited the country. He said this year they are expecting 30,000 Saudi visitors to Georgia.
Saudi investments in Georgia exceeded $100 million (SR375 million) after a rise in trade between the two countries, a 200 percent increase this year. This year almost 90,000 head of livestock came from Georgia.
Janjgava said Georgia is seeking more investments in agriculture and livestock, especially after the introduction this summer of direct flights by Georgian airline between Dammam and Tbilisi.
Al-Bassam said that the Kingdom’s stimulating investment environment provides financial and economic stability under Vision 2030, which offers great opportunities for investments in the development of infrastructure, education, transportation and health sectors.
JCCI is seeking to intensify the exchange of trade delegations in order to find a common mechanism to promote trade and investment between the two countries. Georgia has promising investment options for Saudi businessmen, he said.
Saudis can now travel to Georgia without a visa, according to Georgian Ambassador George Janjgava who visited Jeddah recently.
Janjgava made the announcement during a meeting at the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI), where he met with Ziad bin Bassam Al-Bassam, JCCI vice chairman, Fahad bin Saiban Al-Sulami, JCCI board member, Khalaf bin Hosan Al-Otaibi, and a number of executive leaders.
He said the measure has been taken to strengthen bilateral ties and increase trade between Saudi Arabia and Georgia.
He told Arab News that aside from visa-free travel, Saudis can stay in Georgia for a whole year with multiple entries. Even residents of the Kingdom can visit Georgia without a visa and stay up to three months, but they need to show their residence permit as well as hotel and airline bookings.
Georgians, however, need a Saudi visa to visit the country, but unfortunately, there is no Saudi Arabian Embassy in Georgia, although many businessmen would like to visit the Kingdom to enhance and avail themselves of the trade opportunities in the Kingdom, he said.
“We are expecting Saudi Arabia to open an embassy soon in Georgia to help in strengthening the relationship and trade between the two countries,” said the ambassador. He called on Saudi tourists to visit Georgia more often, as they can enjoy historical monuments, landscapes, healthy products and the mild climate of the place.
He said the Saudi economy is very strong and has the potential for tourism and investments in Georgia. Georgia has new opportunities, tourist capacities and investment prospects, and it has become the new destination for a lot of businessmen and investors in recent years.
Janjgava said that from January to September this year, almost 20,000 Saudi citizens and 6,500 Saudi residents visited the country, which means a doubling of the number of tourists in one year, where in 2015 the number was 10,000 Saudis and 3,000 residents who visited the country. He said this year they are expecting 30,000 Saudi visitors to Georgia.
Saudi investments in Georgia exceeded $100 million (SR375 million) after a rise in trade between the two countries, a 200 percent increase this year. This year almost 90,000 head of livestock came from Georgia.
Janjgava said Georgia is seeking more investments in agriculture and livestock, especially after the introduction this summer of direct flights by Georgian airline between Dammam and Tbilisi.
Al-Bassam said that the Kingdom’s stimulating investment environment provides financial and economic stability under Vision 2030, which offers great opportunities for investments in the development of infrastructure, education, transportation and health sectors.
JCCI is seeking to intensify the exchange of trade delegations in order to find a common mechanism to promote trade and investment between the two countries. Georgia has promising investment options for Saudi businessmen, he said.
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Road Trip in Saudi Arabia.
Az Zulfi is in the region of Saudi Arabia (general) with it's 53,144 habitants is a place located in Saudi Arabia - some 163 mi (or 262 km) North-West of Riyadh, the country's capital.
I love the city. It's a mix of ancient and modern day houses.
I took these shot there:
Household items for sale in Saudi Arabia.
FIY
Household items for sale
Adigun Taofik Olalekan, PMP, CM, OSHM, SSGB, SFC
+966543349562
Best regards.
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