08 Jan 2021 - 9:50
A group of Sri Lankan expatriate workers with Charge d’Affaires of the Sri Lanka embassy in Doha, Ratnasingam Kohularangan; Counsellor Employment and Welfare Rasika Jayasinghe; and other officials at the Embassy
The Peninsula
Hundreds of Sri Lankan expatriates in Doha have benefited f r o m t h e L a b o r Re-employment Platform which enables companies seeking to contact new employees to log in to the platform and select their preferred candidates. A group of Sri Lankan expatriates who benefit from the initiative met with the Charge d’Affaires at Sri Lankan embassy in Doha, Ratnasingam Kohularangan and Counsellor Employment and Welfare at the embassy Rasika Jayasinghe, together with Commercial Director of Asliya Manpower Supply, Mohamed Ramzeen and M a n a g i n g D i r e c t o r , Mohammed Ansar of Asliya Manpower Supply. The Labor Re-employment Platform by the Qatar Chamber through an online platform enables companies seeking to hire new employees to lo