| Font Size - |
"We are looking towards India to meet our requirements for nurses, technicians, pharmacists, physicians and specialists, especially for our neonatal, intensive care, oncology, physiotherapy and other departments," Sami Mohammed Badawood, director general of health in Jeddah, said.
He was addressing the annual meeting of Indo-Saudi Medical Forum in Jeddah on Friday, which also marked a farewell reception for Indian Consul General Ausaf Sayeed.
As many as 600 Saudis were enrolled for medical education in India last year and this figure could go up to 6,000 in the coming years, Sayeed was quoted as saying in the Arab news.
He also called for equalisation of Indian degrees in this part of the world reminding that India's booming economy, which currently offered lucrative job offers, might prevent its people from moving out of the country if they were not treated on par with others in terms of salaries and positions overseas.
i find job for optical lab technician in saudi arabia.i have best perfomance in the same field i wish i gat best jobin saudia by you.
No body should go through Manpower suply companies. There are lot of incidents of harrassments by supply companys. It would be better to forget Soudi Arabia for 100 years from now. They can recognize white skins only. Wold is changing no neetd to consider soudi Arabia as hot spot. Our new generation cannot tolerate Soudi Style.
Indian professionals need only go to Saudi Arabia if they are offered proper dignity and equality with others. Money can't be just a criteria to get a job and go to a foreign country. Although anecdotal,past experiences quoted by many does not offer that confidence. Hope that there is a change in the scenery!
| Most Read Articles |
 |