Wednesday, July 4, 2018

Anadarko for young people


Resultado de imagem para Palma Cabo DelgadoThe President of the Republic of Mozambique announced during a popular rally held in the district town-headquarters on Friday that the multinational Anadarko will recruit in the coming months more than five thousand workers, mainly young people from the district of Palma, Cabo Delgado, for the construction works of the natural gas liquefaction plant.
According to President Nyusi, the US firm will soon present a corresponding recruitment plan to the Government. “It was at our request because we have to know the type of workforce that the company intends to recruit, to train young people who can access employment opportunities in the company. By 2020 the construction works of the plant must start,” indicated the Head of State.
President Nyusi was responding to a concern expressed by the population that local youth had no employment opportunities in the multinational companies operating in Palma. The Head of State drew attention to the dangers of inciting tribalism and regionalism divisions due to the lack of job opportunities. “There is not a country or a region that develops only with the natives, there are teachers, nurses and others who are not from here, even Anadarko, ENI are not from here, if you continue to speak and think only of ‘we’, Palma will not develop,” said the President.
On the incursions of armed groups in the northern region of the province of Cabo Delgado, the President of the Republic and Commander-in-Chief of the Defence and Security Forces (FDS), assured that these forces will never stop pursuing the insurgents, in protection of the citizens.
Resultado de imagem para Palma Cabo DelgadoAccording to Nyusi, the group that terrorises Cabo Delgado consists of nationals, mostly young,” deceived by some foreigners who want to destabilise Mozambique”.
The President of the Republic said that the Government knows that many young people who are part of these group were recruited at the administrative posts of Quionga, Olumbi and Pundanhar, in the district of Palma.
“We know that in the group there are young people and adults deceived by people who do not go to the bush, they kill defenceless citizens with the promise that if they are killed they will have happiness in heaven. Stand united so that these bad people do not camp here in Palma and other districts,” he appealed, adding that the coastal zone has become permeable to the penetration of evil groups.

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