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Press Release
Emirati Human Resources Development Council and Keolis MHI
enhance national workforce training in transport and technology
sectors
- Keolis MHI trained 104 students in 2024, including 66 Emirati students across various fields
28 March 2025: The Emirates Human Resources Development Council (EHRDC) has extended
its partnership with Keolis MHI, the operator and maintainer of Dubai Metro and Dubai Tram, to
provide high-quality training sessions for university students and Higher Colleges of
Technology (HCT) students in Dubai. This initiative seeks to equip students with practical skills
and empower them to enter the job market with confidence and competence. The
collaboration aligns with EHRDC’s unwavering commitment to empowering and qualifying
Emirati talent while boosting their role in driving the country’s digital economy.
In 2024, Keolis MHI’s training program benefited 104 students, including 66 Emirati students.
The program offered training to students in various major fields to meet the evolving demands
of the digital economy and smart transport sector. Key disciplines covered by the program
were electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, information
technology, mechatronics, international relations, marketing and communications, project
management, computer science, network and systems administration, among others.
His Excellency Abdullah Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi, Deputy Chairman of EHRDC and Director-
General of the Dubai Government Human Resources Department, said: “At EHRDC, we
strive to establish strong strategic partnerships with private sector companies to create new
opportunities for Emirati talent, further contributing to the nation’s vision of fostering a
sustainable, knowledge-based economy driven by national expertise, technological innovation,
and future industries”.
Abdulaziz Al Falahi, General Superintendent of Recruitment at EHRDC, said: “The
partnership with Keolis MHI embodies the Council's commitment to empowering Emirati