(Yemen Times)- - Islamic Relief hosted a five-day course to improve the network between managers and professionals of human recourses so they can attract more volunteer activists and give them the needed qualification
The course started Saturday in Sana’a..
"In today's work, we are fortunate to have so many people willing to devote their time to helping those less fortunate than themselves. we have international NGO`s, local NGOs and community based organizations who use the services of those who have been moved by the humanitarian imperative,” said Khalid Ahmed Al- Moualad, to open the course.
“What we need to do is to ensure that these people are protected and do not become disillusioned with the choice they have made through a lack of care on the part of their employers," he added
Three members of Human Recourses department traveled from Islamic Relief headquarters in Birmingham, to carry out the human recourses management training for all Middle East and Eastern European region country managers and human recourses staff. This includes officers from Albania, Bosnia, Kosovo, Egypt, Iraq, Palestine, Russia and, host country, Yemen.
The workshops have been arranged as a result of the rapid and unprecedented expansion of Islamic Relief’s worldwide programs.
