Need of 3 lakh Pakistani drivers in Saudi Arabia, action plan ready – Pakistan

Chairman Prime Minister Youth Program Rana Mashhood Ahmed recently highlighted the need for Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia during an event. Saudi Arabia needs about 300,000 drivers, he said, and Pakistani workers will have to improve their language and attitudes to take advantage of this opportunity.

It should be noted that the number of Pakistani employees in Saudi Arabia is around two million, who are serving in various sectors. These include sectors such as construction, health, and transport.

Rana Mashhood said that now Pakistani workers should focus on their work instead of spending more time on mobile phones, as the UAE has also complained that Pakistani workers are facing problems due to their behaviour.

Rana Mashhood further said that Pakistan has thousands of years old civilization, and we should work on Buddhism and Sikhism tourism. He emphasized the need to highlight the beauty of Balochistan, so that the region can become more attractive for tourists. Rana Mashhood said that the prime minister must see the youth portal, we are making a state of the art portal.

Ways to get a job

Here are some important steps Pakistanis should follow to get a job in Saudi Arabia:

Language Proficiency: A basic understanding of the Arabic language is essential for employment in Saudi Arabia. This will increase the competence of the workers and make it easier for them to get jobs.

Professional Training: Use local institutions and Prime Minister Youth Program website to learn various skills and get training.

Online Platforms: Use various online job portals that offer specific jobs in Saudi Arabia to find job opportunities.

Networking: Expand your professional network, so you can learn about job opportunities. Tourism and development

Prime Minister Youth Portal

Rana Mashhood mentioned the Prime Minister’s Youth Portal and said that it is a modern and informative platform on which job opportunities are being provided for the youth. This portal will help youth learn skills and improve their skills.