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A large number of job seekers gathered at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) and Kabete National Polytechnic for job interviews for positions in Qatar, following an announcement from the Ministry of Labour.
The interviews, organized in collaboration with a Qatari employer, attracted candidates from the hospitality and service industries, as well as the construction and technical sectors.
Labour and Social Protection Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua emphasized the company’s interest in hiring Kenyan talent and urged applicants to be well-prepared. “Only those registered for specific job roles will be allowed entry. Please make sure you understand your job responsibilities,” he advised.
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Mutua also expressed his commitment to increasing job opportunities for Kenyans abroad, mentioning, “Next week, I will be visiting another country to seek ICT jobs. If you’re applying for a position, have a basic understanding of the field. We plan to hold these events more frequently.”
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The interviews are being conducted at two locations: KICC for hospitality roles, including nurses, kitchen helpers, chefs, waitstaff, drivers, child attendants, and hotel maintenance technicians, while Kabete Polytechnic is focused on construction and technical positions. Doors opened at 7 a.m., with applicants lining up early to secure their chance.
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This initiative is part of the Ministry’s ongoing efforts to broaden job opportunities for Kenyans abroad. Mutua assured that the recruitment process will adhere to fair employment practices and that the Ministry has carefully vetted the Qatari partner to ensure these standards are met.
