Labor Minister to Attend Arab Labor Conference

Lebanese Minister of Labour, Mohammed Haidar, departed Beirut for Cairo to participate in the 52nd session of the Arab Labour Conference organized by the Arab Labour Organization. Haidar will chair Lebanon's delegation, which includes representatives from the government, employers, and workers. The discussions will focus on the state of the labor market in Lebanon, particularly in light of the repercussions of the Israeli war and its impact on the economy, institutions, and production sectors. Haidar will deliver a speech outlining the challenges facing the labor sector and the economic situation. In addition, he will participate in activities related to social security and regional cooperation in labor markets with Jordan and Syria, aiming to strengthen Arab and regional collaboration to address crises and safeguard workers' rights.

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