UAE Extends Nafis Programme to 2040 to Boost Emirati Employment

The UAE has extended its Nafis programme until 2040, aiming to significantly increase Emirati employment in the private sector. New initiatives include support for children and wives of Emiratis working in private companies.

6 Apr, 11:29 — 6 Apr, 12:23

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The Nafis programme is a key government initiative to integrate Emirati citizens into the private sector workforce, reducing reliance on expatriate labor and diversifying the national economy. Its extension signifies a long-term commitment to nationalizing the workforce and providing social support.

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The UAE has extended the Nafis programme until 2040
The programme aims to boost Emirati employment in the private sector
New family support measures are included in the extended programme

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The Nafis programme has been extended until 2040

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New initiatives offer support for children and wives of Emiratis working in the private sector

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176,000 Emiratis have been employed so far through the Nafis programme

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The number of Emiratis employed by the Nafis programme so far (176,000)

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual1d ago

UAE extends Nafis programme to 2040; 176,000 Emiratis employed so far

The UAE's Nafis programme is now extended until 2040, a significant move to boost Emirati employment in the private sector. New initiatives offer support for children and wives of Emiratis working in private companies, alongside expanded children's allowances. This long-term strategy aims to build a sustainable national workforce and reduce reliance on public sector jobs.

By TOI World Desk

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