The President of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry in the country Muhammad Thani Murshid Al-Rumaithi affirmed that the Federation of Chambers will reconsider his relations with countries that refuse to receive their nationals from workers in the private sector in the Emirates who took their leave and want to return to their countries, stressing the importance of these countries being more flexible in dealing with their nationals , In addition to preserving the advantages and gains it has achieved thanks to its relations with the UAE private sector, and to continue this cooperation in a way that serves the interests of all parties in the future.
Al-Romaithi stated that the Federation of Chambers in the country stands by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation in the options it studies, which include reshaping the form of cooperation and relationship in working with countries sending to workers who refuse to receive their nationals working in the private sector in the state, who wish to return to their countries, whether with the end of a relationship Work, or take early leave. Under the current circumstances.
Al-Rumaithi called on these countries to speed up taking measures to allow the return of their nationals working in the private sector in the Emirates who took leave under the current circumstance, and not to pursue a policy of intransigence not to receive them, as this will negatively affect the future of cooperation between the Federation of Chambers in the state and chambers of commerce In those countries.
He stressed the necessity for the sending countries to fulfill their responsibilities towards their nationals working in the Emirates, who wish to return to their countries through the humanitarian initiative launched by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, in cooperation and coordination with the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and the Civil Aviation Authority , And the National Authority for Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management, with the aim of enabling those residing in the private sector to return to their countries, through the precautionary measures taken in the country.
Al-Romaithi said: "Unfortunately, we have found some countries strike with all human and constitutional principles and values, displaying the wall by refusing to receive their nationals or not guaranteeing their transfer to them, despite what are included in their constitutions, passports, and slogans, including expressions of citizenship rights at home and abroad, where these countries must be committed to With the slogans it carries, as these circumstances showed that they are slogans and rhetoric, devoid of commitment and interest. "