Manpower Ministry provides EGP 317m in emergency aid to tourism workers
The targeted workers are from 2,204 tourism establishments that have been affected by the ongoing health crisis which has severely impacted global tourism.
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Latest in Tag: Manpower Ministry
4,237 Egyptians stranded in Kuwait repatriated on Wednesday: Manpower Ministry
Two EgyptAir flights Egyptians stranded in Baghdad to arrive in Cairo on Wednesday.
Manpower Ministry disburses EGP 171m emergency aid to tourism workers
Workers at 1,530 tourism establishments affected by COVID-19 receive aid to protect tourism sector labour force
Manpower Ministry, Huawei discuss cooperation in training and modernisation
Discussions also took place on cooperation between the two sides to train engineers and increase productivity, whilst also developing and modernising technologies to comply with Egypt’s Vision 2030.
Manpower Ministry disburses EGP 57m in aid to 48,000 tourism workers
Up to 3,800 tourist establishments apply for emergency aid: Minister of Manpower
Manpower Ministry announces distribution mechanism of irregular workers’ exceptional aid
Each worker will receive SMS of date, location to avoid crowds
Irregular workers’ EGP 500 aid won’t be paid via credit cards: Manpower Ministry
Ministry urges irregular workers to avoid crowding at banks
Registered irregular workers in Manpower Ministry database increase to 1.3 million
Ministry earlier announces exceptional aid of EGP 500 per person for irregular workers
Manpower Ministry registers 1.2 million irregular workers
Concerns increasing over fate of millions of irregular workers and the underprivileged if coronavirus spreads rapidly
First Egyptian death from COVID-19 in Saudi Arabia: Manpower Ministry
95 honeymooning Egyptians stranded in Maldives, besides 80 in Bali, Indonesia, and Singapore, says Emmigration Minister
Manpower Ministry’s Emergency Fund grants allowance to tourism workers: ministry official
About 70% of tourism employment was dismissed in the last six years due to the decline in tourist inflows to Egypt, affecting hotels’ ability to provide quality services to guests