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Egyptian Government to accept public-sector job applications in effort to blunt unemployment
Created: Feb 09, 2011,
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The Egyptian Finance Ministry on Tuesday announced that it would open its doors to those wishing to apply for public-sector jobs in an effort to meet the demands of protesters, who demand a solution to Egypt's chronic unemployment crisis.
In a statement, the ministry said it would soon begin accepting job applications via mail, adding that the mailing address would be announced shortly.
The ministry said it would examine the applications and determine which state authorities had vacant positions. The ministry also said it would coordinate with the private sector to further its efforts at job creation.
Translated from the Arabic Edition.
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