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عربية – DW
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Andrea Nahles, head of Germany’s Federal Employment Agency, said artificial intelligence would create new jobs but also lead to the loss of at least 800,000 jobs, particularly in business services and analytical roles in banking and insurance, while skilled trades appeared more resilient. Opportunities for vocational training have fallen by 6% this year—equivalent to 31,000 places—while demographic factors are shrinking Germany’s workforce by around 500,000 workers a year. Nahles warned that unemployment was currently a cause for concern, but that the shortage of skilled workers would become the biggest challenge within five years, making it necessary to attract qualified workers from outside the European Union.
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