Ramallah Ma'an - A delegation from the Jerusalem District Electricity Company participated on Tuesday in the annual employment day organized by Bethlehem University, with the attendance of more than 40 companies. The Jerusalem District Electricity Company participates annually in the Employment Day based on the strategy that the company is working to implement to attract the most prominent graduate students and integrate them into the labor market, by creating many job opportunities annually and conveying an image to graduates about the company's long history and its field of service. The administration of Bethlehem University praised the annual presence of the Jerusalem Electricity Company at the employment day organized by the university, stressing that this reflects the national responsibility that the company has enjoyed since its inception. In addition to the Jerusalem Electricity Company, about 40 national companies also participated in the annual employment day, which represents an opportunity to he lp students join the labor market. Source: Maan News Agency
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