Du, Nokia Partner To Boost UAE Employees' Skill Sets
du, from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), announced a partnership with Nokia to enhance the skillsets of employees and accelerate efforts to drive talent development in the UAE. As part of the agreement, Nokia will carry out training and development programs covering technology competence and knowledge transfer to du employees. The program will ensure that […]
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(L) Amr K. El Leithy, SVP, Middle East and Africa Market; Fahad Al Hassawi, CEO at du
du, from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), announced a partnership with Nokia to enhance the skillsets of employees and accelerate efforts to drive talent development in the UAE.
As part of the agreement, Nokia will carry out training and development programs covering technology competence and knowledge transfer to du employees.
The program will ensure that du employees at all levels are equipped with the technical knowledge and skills to respond to the increasingly complex challenges within the digital, technology and telecommunication industry.
Fahad Al Hassawi, CEO at du said, “du is committed to expanding the expertise of our learning and development programmes. Our engagement with Nokia and subsequent training programmes are in line with du’s transformational ambition and are geared toward developing and enhancing our workforce. As a technological partner, Nokia will play a vital role in helping us attain Vision 2030 by elevating the UAE’s digital profile.”
The structured development programs, based on Nokia’s global best practices, will focus on technology and digital trends, provide an opportunity to broaden horizons, change mindsets, improve organisational execution, as well as support strategy implementation. A broad spectrum of training and development programs — including web-based trainings, workshops, events, demonstrations and practical experience — will offer flexibility to participants’ learning preferences. The program is designed to equip du employees with the skills, confidence, and demonstrable abilities needed in today’s technologically competitive environment.
Amr K. El Leithy, SVP, Middle East and Africa Market, Nokia, said, “We are delighted to partner with du to empower the UAE’s workforce toward the next phase of growth in the digital era. The program will help du nurture home-grown talent with global knowledge and world-class technical expertise. Nokia’s global learning and experience hubs around the word will provide du’s personnel the opportunity to learn and successfully perform in a fast-changing multicultural environment. As a global technology leader, Nokia is fully committed to helping du play a pivotal role in UAE’s human capital development.”
The specialised program provides tailored access to the various Nokia global learning capabilities and centres. The aim of the program is to increase du’s competitiveness, which will help accelerate a seamless transition toward new technologies. As for national talents and Emirati specialists in du, these programs are designed to upskill and improve their knowledge and experience in the latest ICT technologies such as 5G, Cloud, Automation and Digital Leadership.
