The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, encompassing economic powerhouses like the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait, are on a rapid path of transformation. With large-scale projects driven by national development visions such as Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, the Expo-driven growth in the UAE, and Qatar’s continuous infrastructure advancements post-World Cup, the demand for skilled labor has surged like never before.

This demand extends across various sectors, including construction, engineering, information technology, healthcare, and hospitality. The construction industry, in particular, is seeing a boom with megaprojects such as NEOM City, the Red Sea Project, and multiple urban development projects in the UAE and Qatar. Skilled labor is vital not only for building these ambitious projects but also for maintaining high-quality standards and meeting tight deadlines.

Beyond construction, the healthcare sector is also expanding as GCC countries invest in creating world-class medical facilities and services. This investment aims to attract both medical tourism and ensure better healthcare outcomes for residents. Consequently, there is an increased need for nurses, medical technicians, and healthcare specialists – a demand that is opening doors for Nepalese professionals with medical expertise.