Labor Ministry announces 1,018 new jobs across three governorates

Labor Minister Hassan Raddad announced 1,018 new private-sector jobs at seven companies in three Egyptian governorates through the Labor Ministry’s regular weekly employment bulletin.

The positions are available in Cairo, Beni Suef and Qena, and cover a range of occupations based on the needs of private-sector employers. The ministry described them as genuine, suitable jobs aligned with applicants’ qualifications and experience.

Job seekers can apply through the ministry’s General Administration of Employment at its former headquarters in Nasr City, through labor directorates in the governorates, or directly with the companies offering the positions. Applications are also available through the ministry’s official website, subject to the published procedures and requirements.

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The ministry continues to open more livelihoods for young people by expanding bridges of cooperation with the private sector.

Raddad said the ministry was continuing to expand cooperation with the private sector to create jobs and support young people’s professional stability. He urged applicants to apply quickly for positions matching their skills and said the ministry would continue seeking employment opportunities in governorates across the country.

Alongside the recruitment bulletin, the ministry is implementing free vocational-training programs in several governorates. It said the programs aim to prepare young people for labor-market needs and provide them with the skills required by employers. The ministry also instructed local labor directorates to monitor the advertised jobs, verify that they are genuine, and ensure that companies respect minimum-wage requirements, provide safe workplaces and protect workers’ legal rights.

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Training represents a real gateway to employment.