Algeria's Minister of Labor, Employment, and Social Security, Mohamed Hettab, has announced the launch of 37 digital services by the National Employment Agency. These services aim to improve the public employment service and enhance mediation between job offers and requests. The digital services include an online platform for job seekers to register and extend their job applications remotely.
The National Employment Agency has also developed a comprehensive information system to improve the quality of public services and promote transparency in job mediation. This system allows for the registration of job offers and requests, as well as the determination of job seekers' skills and their compatibility with job offers. The agency has also created a national job classification system, which categorizes jobs based on similar activities and basic skills.
Minister Hettab emphasized that the major projects launched by Algeria, such as the Ghar Djbilet mine, the "Our Country" project, and the seawater desalination plants, will create thousands of direct and indirect jobs. These projects aim to boost economic development, diversify income sources, and reduce unemployment. The minister also highlighted the importance of supporting investment, promoting entrepreneurship, and simplifying administrative procedures to improve the business climate.
The Algerian government has also introduced measures to support job seekers, including a device for monitoring and analyzing employment market data. This device enables the government to track labor market trends and make informed decisions to address unemployment. Additionally, the government has launched a program to provide training and vocational education to job seekers, with the aim of improving their employability and integrating them into the workforce.
The "Our Country" project and the Ghar Djbilet mine are expected to create significant job opportunities in various sectors. The Ghar Djbilet mine, located in the state of Tindouf, is a major iron ore mining project that will create hundreds of jobs. The "Our Country" project, which aims to develop the country's infrastructure and economy, will also generate thousands of jobs in various sectors, including construction, engineering, and services.
Minister Hettab also discussed the issue of unemployment benefits, stating that the government has introduced additional support measures for beneficiaries, including vocational training and guidance. These measures aim to improve the employability of beneficiaries and integrate them into the workforce. The minister emphasized that the government's efforts to address unemployment are ongoing and that the launch of digital employment services and major projects is a significant step towards achieving this goal.
The Algerian government's efforts to address unemployment and promote economic development have been ongoing, with a focus on supporting investment, promoting entrepreneurship, and improving the business climate. The launch of digital employment services and major projects is expected to create thousands of jobs and contribute to the country's economic growth. The government has also emphasized its commitment to improving the quality of public services and promoting transparency in job mediation.
Key points
- Algeria's government has launched 37 digital services to improve employment opportunities and created major projects to generate thousands of jobs.
- The National Employment Agency has developed a comprehensive information system to improve the quality of public services and promote transparency in job mediation.
- The Algerian government's efforts to address unemployment and promote economic development have been ongoing, with a focus on supporting investment, promoting entrepreneurship, and improving the business climate.
