Grow Your Career In Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi is home to top local, regional, and international talent. Here, corporate and business opportunities allow individuals to master their skills and develop their competencies to become experts in their field.
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The United Arab Emirates ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​Considered the safest country in the world to live in. Abu Dhabi is the federal capital of the UAE and the largest of the seven emirates.

Top international schools, quality health care, and social life like no other are the reason so many people relocate here. Also, Abu Dhabi has vibrant music concerts and major sporting events, over 100 shopping malls, fitness classes, and sporting leagues for those fitness enthusiasts, and glorious beaches, pools, and spas to relax and recharge.
World-Class Education
Embracing the diversity of its residents, Abu Dhabi offers a high special standard of education with an international curriculum.
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Top Healthcare Facilities
Abu Dhabi residents enjoy the best medical care and treatment, thanks to a world-class healthcare infrastructure managed by the Department of Health Abu Dhabi. Government hospitals, internationally renowned multi-specialty hospitals, healthcare centers, and clinics offer premium healthcare services to serve the communities’ needs and boost public health.
Culture, History, And Art
For a taste of Abu Dhabi’s history, visit Qasr Al Hosn, home to a watchtower built in 1761, and once the seat of Abu Dhabi’s ruling Al Nahyan family. Close by is the House of Artisans showcasing traditional Emirati crafts and the Cultural Foundation, which has hosted numerous art, music, and film events in the past.

Witness the beauty of Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the world’s largest mosques with unique architecture that blends Islamic architecture with world cultures. Take in the stunning Swarovski chandeliers, etched calligraphy, the delicate marble mosaic artworks, and marvel at the world’s largest hand-woven carpet.
When it comes to art, the Louvre Abu Dhabi on Saadiyat Island Cultural District is a sight to behold, capturing the ‘Rain of Light’ concept as you walk under its dome. Admire art and artifacts on exhibit from around the world.

There are also several art galleries to visit, such as Warehouse 421 tucked away in the Mina Zayed port, New York University (NYU) Art Gallery on Saadiyat Island, and the N2N Gallery in Nation Towers.

Visit Abu Dhabi’s greenland, Al Ain, to take in its UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Go back in time to the Bronze Age by visiting the beehive-shaped Jebel Hafeet Tombs and Hili Archaeological Park.We seek talented and passionate individuals who are committed to helping us achieve the ambitious goals of our growth vision. If you believe you have what it takes to be part of our exciting journey, visit-our career portal, check out the available positions, understand our recruitment criteria, and apply.
Health And Wellness ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Staying active is easy in Abu Dhabi. From walking to cycling bring the family to enjoy the Corniche boardwalk, kite surfing on Saadiyat Island, or learn to horse ride. There is something for everyone. Indulge in a spot of golf, go for a spin at Al Wathba Cycle Track, or pursue a myriad of watersports at Yas Island, such as windsurfing, fly fishing, and kayaking.

During the summer, sign up for indoor activities at gyms, fitness clubs, and swimming pools across the city. Abu Dhabi also has dedicated children-friendly fitness activities and indoor adventure facilities.
Away From The Office
Pristine beaches, year-round sunshine, a rich culture and awe-inspiring architecture are just some of the reasons people fall in love with Abu Dhabi. A storied past is yours to uncover at various historical sites and a diverse landscape to explore in Al Dhafra and Al Ain.

Abu Dhabi is famous for its hospitality, and you’ll experience it from the moment you arrive. Wherever you are in Abu Dhabi a friendly face will greet you. Emiratis are also proud of their culture and heritage and proud to share it with the world. From the coasts to the desert dunes, you’ll find experiences that introduce you to Abu Dhabi’s deep history. In the city, the presidential palace of Qasr Al Watan is the place to learn all about the city’s history and Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is where cultures come together to learn about Abu Dhabi’s connection with Islam.

Abu Dhabi’s landscapes transform dramatically as you venture inland from the sea. Along the 700km coastline, you’ll discover a maritime culture, golden beaches and glistening waters hugged in places by giant mangrove forests. A short drive east and you’ll soon come upon the movie-like deserts where camels roam and dunes tower above you. The lush green oasis of Al Ain isn’t too far away. Here, a 90-minute drive from Abu Dhabi, you’ll find the quaint city built around an oasis that flourishes thanks to its ancient irrigation systems. Off the coast, you’ll also find the island of Sir Bani Yas Island, a sanctuary for nature and wildlife, including oryx, giraffes and cheetahs.

In Abu Dhabi, rainfall is a rare occurrence. The winter months are when temperatures are perfect for enjoying outdoor activities like watersports, dune bashing or camel riding; however, there is also much to do in summer. When temperatures get too high, you can always rely on airconditioned indoor theme parks, shopping malls, cinemas and museums to spend your time.