ABU DHABI: New Horizon Luxury Transport, together with the Consulate General of Pakistan in Dubai, has announced more than 600 driver vacancies under its Career Fair 2025.
The project aims at providing job opportunities to Pakistani citizens in the transport sector of the UAE.
Walk-in interviews will be conducted from 6th to 7th August 2025, between 8:00 am and 1:00 pm at the Pakistan Consulate in Dubai.
Benefits
The selected candidates are entitled to a free visa, medical insurance, RTA card, fixed salary + commissions, training paid for, and annual leave with pay.
Must be of Pakistani nationality
Must have a valid UAE driving license (not more than 6 months old)
Age: minimum 22 years
Should have good knowledge of UAE roads and navigation systems
Applicants should bring their CV and supporting documents with them for instant interviews.
This move is a great leap towards establishing opportunities for Pakistani drivers to pursue professional careers in the UAE.
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, Faisal Niaz Tirmizi, visited the Etihad Modern Art Gallery in Abu Dhabi on Thursday. At the gallery, paintings by renowned Pakistani artists Soraya Sikandar and Sana Hayat are shown side by side with paintings by a number of international artists.
Ambassador Tirmizi appreciated the innovative excellence of the Pakistani artists and opined that such exhibitions are a testament to the culturally and artistically rich heritage of Pakistan.
He stressed the significance of art in promoting cross-cultural harmony and projecting the soft image of Pakistan internationally.
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