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Al-Watan questions the future of education
The article discusses the phenomenon of delivery workers in Egypt, whose number is estimated to be between 6 and 8 million. This figure reflects the amplification of the phenomenon compared to the number of delivery workers in the United States, despite the difference in population. The article indicates that the majority of these workers hold high or medium-level diplomas, but labor market conditions have pushed them to work in simple service jobs that do not require advanced skills, such as riding motorcycles or driving cars. It also highlights the transformation of the job market, which has become focused on occupations that do not require formal education, with the potential decline in the value of academic specialization in the future due to advances in artificial intelligence, affecting educational and employment opportunities in Egypt.
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