Libya Seeks Stronger EU Ties on Workforce Development and Training
Libya aims to strengthen its collaboration with the EU on workforce training and development amidst economic challenges. Minister of Labour Ali Al-Abed met with EU Ambassador Jalal Al-Ashi to discuss programs for improving worker skills and digital transformation. The conversation included addressing illegal migration and its impact on the labor market, seeking joint initiatives for economic stability and workforce integration.
Libya is actively pursuing enhanced cooperation with the European Union (EU) concerning workforce development and training. This initiative arises amid the country’s economic difficulties and the evolving landscape of its labor market. On Wednesday, Minister of Labour Ali Al-Abed convened with Jalal Al-Ashi, Libya’s Ambassador to the EU, to discuss collaborative training programs aimed at both improving workforce skills and advancing digital transformation in Libya’s labor sector.
The discussions not only focused on workforce training but also addressed the pressing issue of illegal migration and its effects on the Libyan job market. Both parties are exploring joint initiatives intended to promote economic stability and facilitate workforce integration in response to these challenges. Libya’s labor market continues to encounter significant hurdles due to fluctuating economic conditions, migration pressures, and an urgent need for modernization in digital capabilities.
Libya is endeavoring to fortify its partnership with the EU to advance its workforce development and tackle economic challenges. Through strategic discussions focusing on training programs and addressing migration issues, efforts are being made to enhance workforce integration and economic stability. The collaboration aims to address the pressing needs of Libya’s labor market, which is affected by economic uncertainties and demands for digital modernization.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
