Senior Accountant required - Dubai

 

Industry:	Travel/Tourism
Career:	Mid Career
Job Location:	Dubai
Salary:	Unspecified
Experience:	2 - 5 Years
Job Type:	Full Time
Gender:	Any
Contact No.:	04 3521000
Email Address:	monisha.ganapathy@alabbas.com
Street:	Bank Street , Bur Dubai
City:	Dubai
Listed :	June 24, 2014 9:50 am
Expires :	29 days, 18 hour

Description

A leading travels company is looking for a Senior Accountant.
Candidates should meet the following requirements :
Education & Training
• Graduate/ MBA in accounts
Work experience
• Minimum 4 years of experience with Tour operators or Travel Agencies in Accounting
• Minimum 1 year UAE experience ( optional )
Skills
· Passionate and Result Oriented
· Excellent Communication and interpersonal skills.
· Pro-active and strong personality Is able to challenge in a constructive manner
· Has the right attitude, aptitude, and displays positive behaviors
· Ability to think critically and share ideas and knowledge
· Systems / Policy driven and is able to maintain business disciplines
Interested candidates can send their CVS to monisha.ganapathy@alabbas.com

 

 

 

Urgently required Junior Quantity Surveyors for Industrial Coating Company in Abu Dhabi.

 

Industry:	Other
Career:	Unspecified
Job Location:	Abu Dhabi
Salary:	Unspecified
Experience:	Less than 1 Year
Job Type:	Full Time
Gender:	Any
Email Address:	mazhawi@emirates.net.ae
Street:	Al Sharqi St
City:	Abu Dhabi
Listed :	June 24, 2014 12:54 pm
Expires :	29 days, 22 hours

Description

Urgently required. Junior Quantity Surveyors for Industrial Coating Company in Abu Dhabi.
* Bachelor’s Degree or 3 years diploma in Civil or Mechanical Engineering
* Fresh / no experience required
* Flexible with good communication skills, fluency in English
* Good computer skills in MS Office.
Suitable candidates
send your CV to: mazhawi@emirates.net.ae

 

 

 

Production Manager required- Dubai

Industry:	Other
Career:	Mid Career
Job Location:	Dubai
Salary:	Unspecified
Experience:	7 - 10 Years
Job Type:	Full Time
Gender:	Any
Email Address:	hr@patsonme.com
Street:	dubai
City:	Dubai
Listed :	June 24, 2014 1:04 pm
Expires :	29 days, 22 hours

Description

Production Manager-joinery/interior fit out

The Company:
We are exhibition Contractor legally registered with Tecom Free Zone as limited liability .
We have state of art in house production & fabrication unit based in most modern industrial premises of UAE IMPZ.

ACEP stirs Ghana Jubilee field gas-flaring debate

Ghana owns the petroleum resource and must therefore be in a position to determine how much oil and gas is pumped out, John Peter Amewu of the African Center for Energy Policy (ACEP) has said, asking government to impress upon operators of the Jubilee oil field to cut oil production by half and quit flaring the gas. Most oil producing nations, he said, have a depletion strategy by which they, and not the oil companies, decide how much of the oil resource should be produced at any given time. “The oil belongs to us and must be prepared to say this is how our depletion strategy must be observed. Most mature regime has a depletion strategy in place and it determines the amount of oil to be lifted. That is why in Saudi Arabia they can decide to bring in more to the market or less depending on the price of oil. So we must have control over our depletion strategy, and that can save our gas,” he said.
“That of course calls for some level of negotiation between government and the operators. They must sit down and dialogue. Considering the environmental, social and economic impact, it would be proper for us to reduce oil production and stop the gas-flaring,” he added.

BPE seeks security agents’ protection of power assets

The Director General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Benjamin Dikki has urged owners of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) Successor Companies (SCs) to liaise with security agencies in the country to check the reported cases of vandalism, harassment and assault on personnel of the power companies over unpaid electricity bills.

The DG was represented by the Director, Post Privatization Monitoring Department of BPE, Mallam Ibrahim Kashim, when the post privatization monitoring team from the Bureau visited the Port-Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHEDC) last week.

He noted that it was no longer business as usual in the power sector as Nigerians, irrespective of their status must be prepared to pay for the services rendered by the power companies.

Dikki in an apparent reaction to complaints by the Managing Director of 4Power Company, the core investor of the PHEDC, Mr. Mathew Edevbie that workers of the utility company were constantly molested and beaten up by military and paramilitary officers over unpaid electricity bills, said that if Nigerians expected efficient and reliable power supply from the core investors “they must be prepared to pay their bills as it was no longer a government asset”.

Petroleum Minister urges Russian investors to invest in Nigeria’s petroleum value chain

Nigeria has opened invitation to the Russian business community to take advantage of its enormous human and natural resources, and invest in its petroleum value chain – upstream, downstream, and gas.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, issued the invitation on behalf of the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, at an investment dinner organised by the Nigerian National Committee, NNC, to the just-concluded 21st World Petroleum Congress, WPC in Moscow, Russia.

Represented by the Group Executive Director, Commercial and Investments, NNPC, Dr. Attahiru Yusuf, the minister urged the Russians to key into Federal Government’s special focus on gas monetisation, and join other countries to invest in any of the gas sub-sects.

She said that government is already building a commercial industrial pact to house major gas based industries including gas conversion and utilisation plants, fertilizer plants, methanol and petrochemical.

According to her, “Many countries and their companies have expressed interest in different areas of the gas sector, like Saudi Arabia, which has indicated interest in petrochemical; while companies from India want to build fertiliser plants. So we invite all potential investors to consider participating in these initiatives to invest in the industrial pact.”