By 2030, 1 billion people will learn the skills of the future
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high-income countries experiencing tight labour markets and low- and middle-income countries facing higher unemployment than before the pandemic As job markets evolve, workers with basic education levels and women are grappling with lower employment levels, and real wages are declining. As a global
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- high-income countries experiencing tight labour markets and low- and middle-income countries facing higher unemployment than before the pandemic
- As job markets evolve, workers with basic education levels and women are grappling with lower employment levels, and real wages are declining.
- As a global movement where the quality of ideas is a key driver of progress, innovation-hungry countries like Bahrain are leading the charge
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