Raed Al-Zahrawi's message to engineers
Lawyer Raed Ruba' Al-Zahrawi criticized the Ministry of Environment's requirement that applicants for engineering positions be born in 1990 or later. He considered this condition exclusionary toward long-standing graduates, depriving them of government employment opportunities. He mentioned that some of the waiting job seekers have spent many years—up to 16 years—waiting despite possessing degrees and training. He emphasized that the age restriction unfairly disadvantages veteran graduates and raises questions about the fate of the Civil Service Bureau's backlog. He called on the government to clarify the future of these long-waiting applicants and to address their chances of appointment.
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