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Libya & Saudi Arabia Agree to Enhance Labour Cooperation

December 26, 2023
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Libya’s Minister of Labour in the Government of National Unity (GNU), Ali Al-Abed unveiled an agreement with Saudi Arabia regarding Labour opportunities.

In an interview with Saudi newspaper, Okaz, Al-Abed explained that technical departments have already begun communication, preparing a draft agreement between the Ministry of Human Resources in the Kingdom, and the Ministry of Labour in Libya.

He praised Saudi Arabia’s leadership in developing the labour market, especially as one of the world’s largest oil exporters, providing ample opportunities for local labour market growth and development.

In congratulating Saudi Arabia on the commencement of the International Labor Market Conference, Al-Abed emphasised the critical role women play in Saudi Arabia, constituting 65% of the workforce.

Comparatively, in Libya, women make up about 20% of the workforce. The Minister hopes to increase this number, recognizing women’s higher productivity rates, professional commitment, and performance.

Addressing the challenges faced by economies, especially with the rise of artificial intelligence in the job market globally, Al-Abed highlighted the importance of the labour market as a key factor in any country’s economic development.

Regarding Libya’s contribution to future labour market transformations, he discussed ongoing initiatives, including a program for training graduates, particularly women. This aims to integrate them into the labour market by providing skills and expertise, to make them entrepreneurs in the private sector.

He emphasised a focus on women, intending to enhance their presence in leadership positions in ministries and administrations.

Al-Abed outlined a 2030 action plan to support and develop the private labor market, especially concerning Ai, noting its potential for employment and innovation in the workforce.

The Minister concluded that the “evolving digital landscape requires continuous training for employees to meet the demands of a rapidly transforming job market.”

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