Cairo: Labor Minister Hassan Raddad announced on Saturday, August 15, 2026, that 1,355 new job opportunities are available at 22 private-sector companies across seven governorates as detailed in the ministry's weekly employment bulletin.

According to State Information Service Egypt, Raddad stated that applications will remain open throughout August. This initiative is part of the ongoing partnership between the government and the private sector to provide job opportunities for young people and to implement directives aimed at boosting employment and reducing unemployment.

The Ministry of Labor announced that the bulletin lists 1,355 jobs at 22 private companies located in Cairo, Gharbia, Menoufia, Qena, North Sinai, Beheira, and Beni Suef. These vacancies include positions for persons with disabilities, supporting the state's efforts to promote inclusion and economic empowerment, with social and health insurance coverage provided.

The available positions cover a wide range of fields and occupations, such as marketing, human resources, engineering, maintenance, accounting, production, sales, quality control, security, warehousing, driving, and hospitality and restaurants, along with various technical and service jobs.

The Ministry indicated that applications will be accepted throughout August 2026 via the General Administration of Employment at the ministry's former headquarters in Nasr City, the labor directorates in the governorates, or directly through the recruiting companies. Additionally, applications can be submitted through the ministry's official website.

Minister Hassan Raddad emphasized that the Ministry of Labor is committed to expanding cooperation with the private sector, which he views as a crucial partner in development and job creation efforts. He highlighted that such cooperation contributes to professional stability for young people and supports the national economy.

Raddad urged job seekers to apply promptly for positions that match their qualifications and experience. He also mentioned that the ministry is continuing to implement free vocational training programs across various governorates to equip young people with skills that align with labor market demands.