Rai distributed offer letters to candidates who were selected for jobs in the summit.
While addressing a gathering of selected candidates at Shah Auditorium, Rai also said that government has done a new experiment by organising such a job fair which will provide job opportunities to unemployed persons.
The minister also said that in total, 2,108 persons, including 306 differently abled persons, have been selected by different companies.
Calling it a "trust summit" and not just a job summit, he said this will enhance trust between people, companies and the government.
"The job you have got will give new opportunity and increase your confidence level. In future, government will organise more such job summits so that unemployed persons could get jobs," he said.
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