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Empost continues recruitment drive

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Sultan Al Midfa, chief executive officer, Empost.
Sultan Al Midfa, chief executive officer, Empost.

Empost has reported a positive response from Middle Eastern job seekers following its appearance at Careers UAE 2008.

The logistics company took part in the event, which was held at Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, to showcase its career opportunities for prospective employees.

"As we move ahead as the UAE's fastest growing integrated freight forwarding and logistics solutions provider, we recognise the value of the UAE's next generation of nationals. It has always been Empost's endeavour to encourage aspiring and talented UAE nationals to be part of our journey," said Sultan Al Midfa, chief executive officer, Empost.

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