Iranian youth waste lives on education without jobs
Official reports indicate that the unemployment rate among university graduates in Iran has reached 35.6%, a high rate that reflects a structural crisis in the labor market. University graduates suffer from a mismatch between their skills and the needs of the market, as universities produce graduates who do not meet industry requirements, while many technical and operational jobs are refused by them, especially women who face social barriers and discrimination. As a result, the number of unemployed degree holders is doubling, and those outside the labor market or employed in informal, unprotected jobs number over 39 million people. The unemployment rate among women has risen to 16.7%. The crisis threatens to lead to social upheaval if it continues, as many graduates turn to unstable, unofficial work outside the formal sector, deepening the country's economic and social problems.
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