– Sudan presented a vision for the development of the Arab Labor Organization (ALO) for the period 2023-2027 including addressing the most prominent structural and financial challenges facing the organization, enabling it to enhance its role as one of the tributaries of joint Arab action institutions. Addressing the 48th Arab Labor Conference organized by the Arab Labor Organization, the Minister of Labor and Administrative Reform Souad Al-Tayib Hassan stressed that this year’s conference came in exceptional and extremely important circumstances, pointing to the crises that affected the capabilities of peoples, which require everyone to see the Arab world united in order to build a prosperous future for the Arab nation in a way that demonstrates to the whole world the ability of the Arabs to take the initiative, face challenges and make the Arab peoples cross to safety. The minister added that the conference has to tackle various important and vital interrelated issues that were in line with the work to anticipate and prepare for the future, including the organization’s report on “Digital Economy and Employment” as well as qualitative items on artificial intelligence, new work patterns, digitization and governance of social protection systems. She praised the organization’s efforts and role in this field and its keenness to choose topics that keep pace with the developments in the labor field on the one hand, and meet the needs of the Arab countries on the other hand. The Minister of Labor stressed the need to emphasize the desired role in developing the work of the organization in line with the current challenges facing the Arab region and the aspirations of the Arab citizens in finding decent work and building the necessary capabilities, which Sudan keens to strengthen it by presenting a development vision for the Arab Labor Organization for the period 2023-2027, which includes addressing the most prominent structural and financial challenges facing the organization, in a way that enables it to enhance its role as one of the tributaries of joint Arab work institutions. In a press statement issued by the Egyptian Ministry of Manpower, stating that the 48th session, chaired by the Kingdom of Morocco this year – based on the labor system in Arab labor conferences and attended by the ministers of labor
Cairo Sudan takes part in Arab Labor Ministers’ Conference in Cairo
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