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4/2/25, 9:53 AM Emirati Human Resources Development Council and Keolis MHI enhance national workforce training in transport and technology sec…
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 students by

equipping them with the skills and expertise needed to succeed in the competitive job market”.
He also emphasized the Council’s dedication to providing practical training opportunities in key

sectors such as transportation and technology, ensuring that the next generation of national
talent is well-prepared to drive economic growth and support the UAE’s digital transformation.

Furthermore, H.E. Abdullah Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi highlighted that the partnership with Keolis

MHI is a testament to EHRDC’s goal of empowering national talents through hands-on training
and professional qualification courses. He further underscored that these training programs
provide students with numerous valuable opportunities to perfect their technical and

professional skills and empower them to play a pivotal role in economic development while
meeting the evolving requirements of the future job market.

David Franks, Managing Director of Keolis MHI, emphasised the significant role of the

collaboration with EHRDC in attracting, nurturing and developing a vast pool of young Emirati
talents. Furthermore, he reaffirmed the company’s steadfast dedication to promoting an

advanced training environment that equips students with vital technical skills, boosts their
competitiveness and prepares them to succeed in the smart transport sector while contributing
to its continuous development.

Amal Abdullatif, Chief People Officer at Keolis MHI, said: “Rail transport’s next generation

stands as a strategic pillar of the future of smart mobility. We are delighted to partner with
EHRDC in providing 100 apprenticeship opportunities for Emirati students during our 2025

intake. With 14 students already on board, we encourage eligible and ambitious candidates to
submit their applications.”

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