Palestine Attends 52nd Arab Labour Conference
Palestine participated in the 52nd Arab Labor Conference in Cairo, under the auspices of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, with the aim of discussing key issues such as economic growth, social development, climate change, and public-private partnerships. The conference focused on the challenges of high unemployment in Palestine, which has reached 49%, and the importance of supporting employment projects and vocational training, especially in light of the economic crisis caused by the occupation and the collection of conditioned tax revenues. Palestinian Labor Minister Inaes Al-Attar appealed to Arab countries to help Palestinians absorb skilled workers and provide suitable employment opportunities, emphasizing that the occupation and human rights violations—including arrests and difficult economic circumstances—hamper the development of the Palestinian labor market. The recommendations concluded with a call to strengthen Arab solidarity and to support Palestine in confronting occupation policies and economic challenges.
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