Ducab Group, one of the biggest end-to-end energy solutions providers, has cemented its position as an effective partner in supporting Emirati professionals, reporting remarkable progress in its Emiratisation strategy. The company has UAE Nationals making up 72% of the its upper management, 26% of middle management, and 40% of office staff, as well as 62% of all engineers and 75% of factory managers.

 

Ducab’s progressive Emiratisation strategy now extends beyond local borders. The company is diversifying its recruitment sources to include universities abroad, as well as private and government universities.

 

“The Ducab Group asserts its commitment to supporting the UAE’s Emiratisation plans, in line with the directives of the UAE’s wise leadership and the National Employment Strategy 2031,” said Mona Fekri, Chief Human Capital Officer at Ducab Group.

 

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“Emirati employees at Ducab bring a high degree of excellence and efficiency,” Fekri added. “They contribute to the group’s success, this motivates us to focus further on our Emiratisation efforts; we will keep working to attract exceptional talents and skilled professionals who will play a notable role in moving the group forward, enhancing its leading position regionally and globally.”

 

In an effort to meet its ambitious Emiratisation targets, Ducab has impactful training courses and grants as part of its comprehensive National Development Programme, namely, ‘Bidayiti’, which provides training opportunities to Emirati fresh graduates every year; the Scholarship Programme, welcomes students annually to train in the core areas of Ducab’s operations; the Graduate Trainee Programme, designed to equip graduates with essential skills, expand their knowledge, and foster innovation; and the National Service Programme, which allows young Emiratis to gain experience while waiting to be called on for their national service. 

 

The group also implements a succession plan, allowing graduate trainees to rise through the ranks and take on plant manager positions.-- TradeArabia News Service