Labor Ministry reports 2778 families leave aid program
The Ministry of Labor announces that 2,778 families have been lifted from the support umbrella of the National Aid Fund after their members successfully found stable jobs in the private sector through the National Employment Program. The program has established 61,580 supported employment contracts, 51.2% of which were for women, reflecting its role in enhancing women's participation and providing a steady income for families. The report also indicated that the number of establishments registered with the program reached 3,766 across various sectors, with geographic distribution including 34,462 beneficiaries in the Central Region, 21,302 in the North, and 5,816 in the South. Additionally, 53,190 employees received vocational training, while 11,527 others were trained in safety and occupational health, as part of efforts to develop youth skills and expand operational partnerships.
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