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Cairo hosted the 52nd Arab Labour Conference from September 13 to 20, 2026, organized by the Arab Labour Organization with the participation of representatives from governments, employers, and workers from Arab countries. Labour Minister Hassan Raddad emphasized that Egypt is leading efforts to unify perspectives to address the challenges of the Arab labor market, especially amidst technological and environmental transformations that threaten the future of Arab workers. The conference discussed important issues including sustainable economic development, the digital transformation of work, and the impact of climate change on the work environment, with a focus on strengthening Arab cooperation in areas such as employment, training, social protection, and linking skills to the needs of the labor market, all aimed at providing decent job opportunities and achieving sustainable development. Raddad pointed out that the conference's outcomes should contribute to unifying policies and enhancing stability and economic competitiveness in the region.
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