UAE Secures Top Spot as Global Workers’ Preferred Job Destination: Deel’s Latest Report

 

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A recent global hiring report by Deel showed the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become a top destination for international workers. The report analyzed contracts in 160 countries and highlighted the UAE’s growing attractiveness. France, India, Turkey, the UK, and UAE were the most frequent locations for UAE recruiters to source talent from, demonstrating the nation’s commitment to a diverse multi-national workforce.

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Certain industries played a major role in driving this growth. Services, IT & technology, computer software, management consulting, and marketing & advertising topped the list as sectors attracting international talent to the UAE. In-demand job roles included management consultant, content manager, software engineer, influencer marketing manager, and strategy director, reflecting the dynamic, innovative nature of the UAE economy.

Tarek Salam, Head of Expansion at Deel, commented that the report illustrated the UAE’s tremendous transformation into a global business hub. Its dedication to talent, innovation and a vibrant professional environment resonates strongly with overseas professionals, cementing its position as a top hiring destination.

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Salam emphasized the value of the UAE’s development and multi-cultural workforce. By attracting and retaining international skills, the nation is strategically positioning itself for ongoing economic growth and success on the world stage.

The report also showed how UAE nationals are highly sought after abroad. Demand is strong from companies in the US, UK, Australia and Canada for talent in software, IT, finance, marketing and software development roles such as software engineer, sales executive, and marketing manager. The annual findings signal the growing influence of the UAE workforce globally.