Libyan Skilled Worker Refugees Call Authorities to Recruit Them

Dozens of Libyan academics who fled the strife torn Libya to Algeria have called on authorities to help them finding a job in the field of their specialties, while Algerian families who fled Libya are still suffering indifference of authorities.

In fact, MP Mohamed El Daoui for the Algerian National Front (FNA) has submitted a message to Minister of Interior to convey him the suffering of hundred Algerian families who fled the war in Libya and returned home, but still cannot subscribe their kids in schools.

The majority of families are installed in southern regions, including Ourgla, Ghardia and Illizi provinces, as well as Sidi Belabes and Ain Temouchent western the country, as authorities are still have not met promises they made when they received the war fled families. 

Meanwhile, dozens of Libyan academics and skilled workers, the majority of which are university teachers and doctors, who fled Libya, have demanded from Algerian authorities to enrol them in employment market, given that they are ready to put their work experience, in different domains, at the service of the country.