(MENAFN- Arab Times) Kuwait Heath Ministry Undersecretary for Technical Affairs Dr Khalid Al-Sahlawi has announced that a delegation will head to Pakistan Sunday to interview and hire physicians for primary health care centers.
In statements to KUNA, Al-Sahlawi said that the recruitment trip comes within the framework of long-standing cooperation between Kuwaiti-Pakistani health ministries.
He added that the Pakistani physicians are well-trained and well-qualified.
"Over 230 applications were submitted to the Kuwaiti Embassy in Pakistan and the Health Ministry officials have reviewed them," he said, noting that nearly 100 applicants have the qualifications required by the ministry.
The Kuwaiti delegation will conduct interviews with those applicants and choose the most suitable for the jobs, he said.
Kuwait Health Ministry hired last year over 50 Pakistani physicians for the primary health care centers across the nations.
"They have done a good job in their work in Kuwait and Kuwaiti officials and patients are pleased with their performance," Al-Sahlawi said.
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