Algerian Labor Minister Mohamed Hatatou has arrived in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to participate in the Doha 2026 dialogue on labor mobility. The event, scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, is an invitation from the Qatari Ministry of Labor and the African Union Commission. This high-level dialogue brings together representatives from countries of origin and destination of labor to enhance consultation and cooperation.
The dialogue aims to develop fair, safe, and sustainable pathways for labor mobility, protecting workers' rights and meeting labor market needs. Participants will exchange experiences, best practices, and discuss several topics, including labor market trends, skilled labor mobility, and fair recruitment and employment practices. The event builds on the first Doha dialogue in May 2024 and seeks to implement the commitments outlined in the Doha 2024 Declaration.
Minister Hatatou will participate in a high-level roundtable discussion on "Governance of Labor Mobility for Shared Prosperity." The discussion will focus on establishing effective governance for labor flows, promoting shared interests, and protecting workers' rights. Algeria's participation in this international event reflects its commitment to enhancing multilateral cooperation in labor and employment.
The Doha 2026 dialogue seeks to address labor market needs, skills shortages, and promote social protection and health coverage for workers. Participants will also discuss ways to respond to the needs of migrant workers, enhance data and research, and develop bilateral agreements and cooperation frameworks between countries of origin and destination.
Algeria's participation in the Doha 2026 dialogue is part of its efforts to promote multilateral cooperation in labor and employment, exchange experiences, and support approaches based on protecting workers' rights and promoting decent work. The event provides a platform for Algeria to engage with African and friendly countries.
The Algerian Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Security stated that Minister Hatatou's participation in the dialogue reflects Algeria's commitment to promoting decent work and protecting workers' rights. The ministry emphasized the importance of international cooperation in addressing labor market challenges and promoting social justice.
The Doha 2026 dialogue on labor mobility will conclude on Tuesday, with participants expected to agree on key recommendations and next steps to enhance labor mobility governance and cooperation. Algeria's participation in the event demonstrates its commitment to promoting international cooperation and protecting workers' rights.
Key points
- Algeria participates in Doha 2026 dialogue on labor mobility to promote multilateral cooperation and protect workers' rights.
- The dialogue aims to develop fair, safe, and sustainable pathways for labor mobility.
- Minister Hatatou participates in a high-level roundtable discussion on governance of labor mobility.
