Jordan hosts Arab Labor Conference
The activities of the 52nd session of the Arab Labor Conference have been launched in Cairo, chaired by Jordan and under the auspices of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Delegations from 21 Arab countries participated. Over the course of the conference days, important topics were discussed, such as climate change and its impact on the work environment, as well as the role of startups amid digital transformation, all aimed at promoting sustainable economic growth and balancing development needs with workers' rights. Jordan's Minister of Transport and Labor, Nidal Al-Qatamin, emphasized the importance of dialogue and integration among the three pillars of production to address the economic and social challenges in the region, with a focus on implementing development policies that place humans at the heart of development and achieve social justice.
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