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Poste National: Assistant(e) Personnel(le) au/à la Représentant(e) Résidente(e), N'Djaména
NOUVEAUCDIabout 17 hours ago
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N'Djaména
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Chad is recruiting a Personal Assistant to the Resident Representative, a national post based in N'Djaména, level G5, FTA contract (term).
The incumbent provides administrative support to the Resident Representative: agenda management, correspondence, organization of missions and meetings.
[DEADLINE]
17 October 2026
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Poste réservé aux nationaux tchadiens : préparez votre profil sur le portail Oracle de l'UNFPA bien avant le 17/10, la création de compte prend du temps. Mettez en avant la gestion d'agenda de direction et la rédaction administrative en français, avec des exemples chiffrés.
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