The Libyan Ministry of Labor and Rehabilitation has commended the completion of the third and fourth phases of the "Al-Wafa' Li-Fizan" initiative, highlighting its success in training and qualifying young people in southern regions. The initiative aimed to equip youth with the necessary professional and technical skills to integrate into the labor market and support their orientation towards self-employment and establishing their own projects.
According to the Ministry, the implemented phases of the initiative yielded high-quality outcomes that reflect efforts to develop the capabilities of young people and prepare them to participate in economic activity. This, in turn, supports local development and utilizes available resources in southern regions. The Ministry emphasized the importance of training and qualification programs in empowering young people in the south and enhancing their chances of integrating into the labor market.
The "Al-Wafa' Li-Fizan" initiative was launched under the auspices of Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, Deputy Commander of the Libyan Armed Forces. The Ministry stated that the initiative represents one of the supportive paths for investing in human capital by providing programs that aim to raise the efficiency of young people and enhance their participation in building the national economy.
The Ministry added that the initiative is based on an approach that targets linking training to labor market needs and opening new avenues for young people to acquire professional experiences that help them secure job opportunities or establish their own productive projects. The third and fourth phases included training and qualification programs that allowed participants to acquire knowledge and technical and professional skills.
The Ministry highlighted the importance of directing young people towards self-employment and small projects, as these paths can contribute to addressing unemployment and improving economic and social conditions. The Ministry also emphasized that southern regions possess promising resources that require qualified national cadres capable of investing them.
The Ministry congratulated the young people who completed the third and fourth phases, praising their commitment and seriousness in participating in training programs and their keenness to develop their skills. The Ministry wished them success in their professional journey and contribution to serving their communities.
The Ministry expressed its readiness to enhance cooperation with relevant parties and utilize its technical and administrative expertise in vocational training and labor market planning to support the development of initiative programs and improve their outputs. The Ministry stressed the importance of institutional coordination to ensure the sustainability of the developmental impact of training programs.
Key points
- The Libyan Ministry of Labor and Rehabilitation has praised the completion of the third and fourth phases of the "Al-Wafa' Li-Fizan" initiative.
- The initiative aimed to equip youth with the necessary professional and technical skills to integrate into the labor market and support their orientation towards self-employment.
- The Ministry emphasized its readiness to enhance cooperation with relevant parties to support the development of initiative programs and improve their outputs.
