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JLL encourages Saudi women to join real estate sector

RIYADH, May 31, 2017

JLL, a leading real estate investment and advisory firm, have signed an MoU with Effat University - a private non-profit institution of higher education for women in Saudi Arabia - that encourages students into the real estate sector.

It is a collaboration that aims to increase the participation of students in real estate through internships at JLL’s offices in the kingdom, remarked Jamil Ghaznawi, the national director and country head of JLL Saudi Arabia after signing the deal with Dr Haifa Jamal AlLail, the president of Effat University.

As part of the agreement, JLL will also deliver presentations at the university to educate and provide knowledge on the sector in Saudi Arabia.

“Real estate offers a diverse and dynamic career path, and this new partnership provides unique opportunities for us to engage and hopefully attract new talent into our fast-moving industry,” said Ghaznawi.

“We are excited by the partnership and are looking forward to collaborating with Effat University to not only introduce our industry to the students but also share real-life insights into real estate,” he added.

The MoU includes seminars, lectures, forums, meetings, training and conferences to ensure the benefit of experiences for both JLL and Effat University.

The university, founded in 1999, operates under the umbrella of King Faisal Charitable Foundation and has four colleges, 13 undergraduate programs and three graduate programs.

Dr Allail said: "We are very excited to collaborate with JLL as Effat University believes in providing the best learning and training experiences for the students."

"This collaboration will open doors for our students and give them the practical training to be exposed to real work experiences which is a key factor for their future careers," she added.                                      

With offices in Riyadh and Jeddah, JLL Saudi provides specialised real estate services to its clients in the Kingdom.-TradeArabia News Service




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