Pinoy engineers, architects needed in Saudi Arabia

MANILA, Philippines - Engineers, architects and thousands of highly skilled workers will be needed in Saudi Arabia for the construction of super cities in the Kingdom.

Mr Ding Carola, the president of Mori International Agency who recently signed the contracts with various architectural firms from Saudi Arabia, said architects from the Middle East are currently in Manila to recruit top caliber engineers and skilled workers in the country.

Among the workers that the Saudi needed include architectural designers, structural and electrical engineers, and CAD operators for it’s numerous projects in the Kingdom.

"Saudi Architects of Riyadh is a leading and well established architectural firm in Saudi Arabia which has provided the best economical and satisfactory solutions to it’s customers," Carola said.

Those who will pass the interview will be immediately deployed to Saudi Arabia because of the ready visas.

There will also be no placement fee for the workers.

Those who will be hired will be deployed in countries in the Middle East such as Qatar, Riyadh, Kuwait and in Saudi Arabia.

Interviews are currently being held in Manila from March 9-11 and 17-19. There is also an interview session in the Cebu branch of Mori on March 12-16.

Interested applicants should bring two sets of comprehensive resumé, pertinent school/training documents, employment credentials, and six 6 passport size pictures to the Manila head office at 1466 Leon Guinto St. Ermita, Manila near PGH. For inquiries, applicants can call tel. nos. 523-6693/5362430.

Applicants can also e-mail resumes to mori__applicants@yahoo.com and mori_cebu@yahoo.com. - GMANews.TV

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