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Egypt’s Minister of Labor, Hassan Shehata Radad, said Sunday, 30 August, that his ministry was prioritizing efforts to clear obstacles for young Egyptians entering the workforce, with vocational training emerging as a central government focus. Radad said the government was working to prepare Egyptian workers to compete not only domestically but in Arab and European labor markets, calling training a top priority for improving worker efficiency. In particular, Egyptians working abroad contributed USD 47.3 billion (EGP 2.4 trillion) in remittances…
