mise en avant des efforts de l’Algérie en matière de formation et d’emploi des jeunes
Summary of Algeria’s Youth Development and Employment Initiatives at the 13th Youth Development Forum
During the annual assemblies of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) in Algiers, Algerian ministers Mustapha Hidaoui and Yacine El Mahdi Oualid emphasized the country’s commitment to youth training and employment. Their discussions highlighted significant government reforms aimed at empowering youth as pivotal contributors to Algeria’s economic and political landscape.
Key Reforms and Initiatives
In his speech at the 13th Youth Development Forum, Hidaoui outlined the transformative measures implemented by the Algerian government to foster an environment conducive to youth involvement. He noted that these reforms have cultivated a supportive ecosystem that recognizes and harnesses the potential of Algeria’s youth, positioning them as essential players in the nation’s development journey.
Hidaoui reiterated the government’s dedication to accompanying and supporting young individuals, asserting that the IDB’s assemblies serve as a prime platform for strengthening cooperation among member states. By sharing successful experiences, participants aim to identify actionable strategies that cater to the needs of young people.
Educational and Training Revisions
His colleague, Oualid, stressed the necessity of revising educational and training programs to make them more adaptable to the evolving demands of the job market. He pointed out the need for a flexible education system that addresses the challenges posed by advancements in artificial intelligence. Oualid underscored the critical role that successful vocational training plays in generating employment opportunities, enhancing corporate productivity, and boosting national economic performance.
Moreover, he highlighted the IDB’s commitment to addressing labor market challenges across various countries. The emphasis on investing in "green jobs," particularly those associated with renewable energy, was also noteworthy, with Algeria positioned as one of the continent’s leading investors in this sector.
Employment Ecosystem Development
Dr. Rami Ahmed, IDB’s Vice President of Operations, echoed the call for creating a sustainable employment ecosystem for youth, advocating for permanent rather than temporary or seasonal jobs. He addressed the broader context of youth unemployment faced by many Muslim nations, drawing attention to the hardships endured by communities such as that of Palestine.
Forum Discussions and Outcomes
The forum featured dialogues under the theme "Ready for the Future: Skills and Solutions for Youth Employment." Participants engaged actively in discussions about priorities for productive employment of youth in IDB member countries. They focused on innovation, potential barriers to youth employment, and necessary interventions to enhance job prospects.
Conclusion
Ultimately, the discussions at the forum reflect a collective ambition to empower youth through education and training reform, job creation, and investment in sustainable industries. Algeria’s proactive stance aims not only to improve the labor market for its young population but also to share insights and solutions with other member states, reinforcing a commitment to global cooperation in addressing youth employment challenges.
