Xinhua ,Tripoli :
The Libyan labor minister said on Saturday that his ministry is working on a roadmap to support the private sector to provide more employment opportunities for young people.
Al-Mehdi Al-Amin made the remarks at the ongoing Libya’s Third Startups Expo, a micro enterprise exhibition supported by the European Union.
“We are working with government agencies and the ministries of economy, planning and finance of the Government of National Accord to develop a roadmap and an integrated program to provide more support for the private sector effectively,” Al-Amin told Xinhua.
“We also seek to develop strategies and action plans, in partnership with international organizations, to support micro enterprises that represent an important part of the national economy,” he added.
The labor minister stressed the importance of government support for creating employment opportunities for young people.
“The young people, who suffer from militias and violence in the country, suffer the most from high unemployment rates,” he explained.
The Libyan labor minister said on Saturday that his ministry is working on a roadmap to support the private sector to provide more employment opportunities for young people.
Al-Mehdi Al-Amin made the remarks at the ongoing Libya’s Third Startups Expo, a micro enterprise exhibition supported by the European Union.
“We are working with government agencies and the ministries of economy, planning and finance of the Government of National Accord to develop a roadmap and an integrated program to provide more support for the private sector effectively,” Al-Amin told Xinhua.
“We also seek to develop strategies and action plans, in partnership with international organizations, to support micro enterprises that represent an important part of the national economy,” he added.
The labor minister stressed the importance of government support for creating employment opportunities for young people.
“The young people, who suffer from militias and violence in the country, suffer the most from high unemployment rates,” he explained.