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Signing of the MOU Singapore |
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Libyan
Country Profile |
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Area
Total
1,759,541 km2
Capital
Tripoli
Official language
Arabic
Currency
Dinar
(LYD)
Time zone
(UTC+2)
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Great Socialist People's
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya is a country located
in North Africa. Bordering the Mediterranean
Sea to the north, Libya lies between Egypt
to the east, Sudan to the southeast, Chad
and Niger to the south, and Algeria and
Tunisia to the west .It is fourth in size
among the countries of Africa and
seventeenth among the countries of the
world, important physical asset appeared to
be its strategic location at the midpoint of
Africa's northern rim. It lay within easy
reach of the major European nations and
linked the Arab countries of North Africa
with those of the Middle East, facts that
throughout history had made its urban
centres bustling crossroads rather than
isolated backwaters without external social
influences. The Mediterranean coast and the
Sahara Desert are the country's most
prominent natural features. |
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FPCC and
Libya
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The groundwork for exploration of
the job market for doctors in Libya
was done when the former Minister of
Foreign Employment Promotion and
Welfare visited Libya and signed a
MOU between the Government of Libya
and Sri Lanka on Migrant workers to
Libya. It was informed that there
were nearly 1000 job vacancies for
doctors in Libya. On invitation a
Libyan delegation headed by
Secretary of General People’s
Committee for Manpower, Training and
Employment of Libya visited Sri
Lanka and signed a joint
declaration.
Further to successful
communication, a high level Sri
Lankan delegation from the Ministry
of Health and foreign Placement
Coordinating Centre visited Libya to
discuss the potential of placing Sri
Lankan doctors in Libya. On the Sri
Lankan delegation’s visit to Libya,
it was agreed to send around 1000
Sri Lankan doctors to Libya to work
mainly in Polyclinics.
It has been established that
employment opportunities for Sri
Lankan doctors around 1000 exists
in polyclinics as
family practitioners in various
specialties and there is a limited
number of opportunities for
Specialties in Neurosurgery ,
Anesthesia, radiology , Neonatology
, Paediatrics, Obstetric and
Gynaecology . Arabic
is the predominantly use language
with English as second language.
Unlike
in Sri Lanka
salaries in gulf countries vary over
a wide range corresponding with the
training and qualification of the
professionals.
Average salary pain for Medical
Professionals in the Gulf countries
are as follows.
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Salary in US dollars per month
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Specialist
doctors
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5000 -
10,000 |
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Senior
doctors with special training/
experience |
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Junior
doctors
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2500 - 3000 |
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Nurses
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Paramedical staff
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1000 - 2500 |
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A Sri Lankan delegation representing
officials from Ministry of Health
and the Foreign Placement
Coordinating Centre is planning to
visit Libya by the beginning of
November 2010 to discuss the
possibilities of placing Sri Lankan
professionals in Libya. This will
further facilitate the placement of
Sri Lankan doctors in Libya. Once
the details are finalised it will be
updated in this website further with
regard to calling for applications.
Applications have not been called
for the employment opportunities in
Libya. All doctors who are
registered in the Foreign Placement
Coordinating Centre will be informed
through e mail once applications are
being called. Those who are not
already registered with the Foreign
Placement Coordinating Centre of the
Ministry of Health can register now
by following this link.
Application for Registration at the
Foreign Placement Coordinating
Centre.
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Post
Graduate Institute of Medicine Sri Lanka |
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