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40 labour ministers agree on 6 priorities to strengthen global workforce systems

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Labour ministers from 40 countries meeting in Riyadh agreed on six priority actions to address workforce challenges including artificial intelligence governance, skills recognition and social protection systems. The ministerial roundtable concluded today at the Global Labor Market Conference, chaire...

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