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Ismaik: Iraqi youth are qualified for the labor market because they are “tremendous energy”
Time: 03/28/2024 12:39:37 Read: 910 times
{Local: Al-Furat News} The economic expert and businessman, Hassan Ismaik, stressed the need for young people in Iraq to invest in the labor market. Ismaik told {Al-Furat News}, a copy of which:
“50% of the Iraqi population are young people, and
investing in them leads to achieving economic goals, and
Iraqi youth must be relied upon to implement projects inside Iraq.” He added,
"While the current government, headed by Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, is moving forward to achieve comprehensive development in the country's various sectors,
it must employ young energies and benefit from their potential, by supporting them and developing their local communities, and making them a major partner in the government's investment and strategic projects."
He stressed the importance of "relying on Iraqi youth to implement investment projects inside the country," adding that
"youth have important roles in developing the economy of Iraq, as
they are a great economic force that can be exploited for comprehensive development, and in all sectors, and
by motivating them to be creative in various fields, it is possible to obtain... On
creative entrepreneurial ideas, and
increasing production and income for themselves and those working in those fields, which ensures success and progress.” In the same context, Ismaik pointed out that
Iraqi youth are known to
have a high percentage of educated people,
have scientific achievements inside and outside their country, and
are qualified to be at the helm of leadership towards development. He stated that
"the Iraqi young man is
qualified for the labor market and is
able to build his country because he has the basis for that, as the
Iraqi people have a tremendous energy in their nature."
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Time: 03/28/2024 12:39:37 Read: 910 times
{Local: Al-Furat News} The economic expert and businessman, Hassan Ismaik, stressed the need for young people in Iraq to invest in the labor market. Ismaik told {Al-Furat News}, a copy of which:
“50% of the Iraqi population are young people, and
investing in them leads to achieving economic goals, and
Iraqi youth must be relied upon to implement projects inside Iraq.” He added,
"While the current government, headed by Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, is moving forward to achieve comprehensive development in the country's various sectors,
it must employ young energies and benefit from their potential, by supporting them and developing their local communities, and making them a major partner in the government's investment and strategic projects."
He stressed the importance of "relying on Iraqi youth to implement investment projects inside the country," adding that
"youth have important roles in developing the economy of Iraq, as
they are a great economic force that can be exploited for comprehensive development, and in all sectors, and
by motivating them to be creative in various fields, it is possible to obtain... On
creative entrepreneurial ideas, and
increasing production and income for themselves and those working in those fields, which ensures success and progress.” In the same context, Ismaik pointed out that
Iraqi youth are known to
have a high percentage of educated people,
have scientific achievements inside and outside their country, and
are qualified to be at the helm of leadership towards development. He stated that
"the Iraqi young man is
qualified for the labor market and is
able to build his country because he has the basis for that, as the
Iraqi people have a tremendous energy in their nature."
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