AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSkills & Training: Egypt is expanding Italian-backed applied-technology schools to prepare workers for agriculture, food processing and national projects. AI & Work: The IMF warns AI could reshape 4 in 10 jobs worldwide, while GCC HR leaders are set to discuss AI-driven workforce strategies. Regional Hiring: A Ghana-UAE agreement aims to create 5,000 overseas jobs for Ghanaians, and Saudi Arabia’s Lucid is partnering with a local academy to train talent. Job Market Pressures: Microsoft is cutting roles at its Israeli R&D centre, Hays says permanent recruitment remains weak, and a survey warns rising labour costs could limit opportunities for young people. Türkiye also tops the OECD list for young people not in work, education or training. Worker Support: Saudi Arabia has waived work-permit fees for eligible Yemeni workers. Zain was named the world’s top telecom employer for a second year.
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