AL begins testing for employment in the AL

For the first time in its history, tests started yesterday at the headquarters of the Arab League among contesters to occupy the vacant posts in the organization.

The AL assistant secretary general Sayed Seif Elezal said " tests started today ( yesterday) to occupy posts according to a plan for re-structuring the Arab league proposed by the AL secretary general Amr Moussa and approved by the recent Tunisia's Arab summit." He added " the tests are based on transparency and aims at getting best qualifications in the organizational, administrative and diplomatic realms."

The contesters of the test were 32 from 12 countries which are Bahrain, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Kuwait, Morocco, Yemen, Djibouti, Oman, Iraq, Libya and Qatar. The result will be on the share of each country of the employees of the AL. The posts are varied between researchers; programmers and cashiers. The AL member states apply for nominations of higher posts according to a special co-ordination, whose result is approved by the Arab foreign ministers.