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Driver - Director General office at ICARDA - ApplyBlast

Driver - Director General office

ICARDA

10 days ago

4.0 on Glassdoor

Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Onsite

Full Time

Medior

0 applicants

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About this role

The Driver to the Director General provides safe, reliable, and professional transportation services to the Director General, senior management, and official visitors. The role involves maintaining the assigned vehicle, planning transportation routes, and ensuring high standards of discretion and customer service during official engagements. The incumbent supports various activities including meetings, missions, and airport transfers.

Responsibilities

Provide safe and reliable transportation to the Director General and senior management
Maintain assigned vehicle in good operating condition and conduct routine checks
Plan daily transportation arrangements and select efficient routes considering traffic and security

Skills

Qualifications

First-Class License

About ICARDA

icarda.org

Headquarters

Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

1975

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ICARDA is the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas, delivering innovative, science-based solutions for rural communities in drylands. It focuses on drought-resilient agriculture, sustainable water and soil management, and climate-smart farming to improve productivity and livelihoods. By partnering with farmers, governments, and international networks, ICARDA translates research into practical tools, knowledge, and policies that strengthen food security and resilience in dry areas. As part of the CGIAR system, ICARDA scales innovations to reach vulnerable communities facing climate and resource constraints.