Labor Minister: Egypt prioritizes training to prepare workers for Arab, European markets
Labor Minister Hassan Raddad said on Sunday, August 30, 2026, that the ministry is working to remove obstacles and empower young people to enter the labor market, stressing that training is a top priority aimed at enhancing the skills of Egyptian workers and preparing them for employment in Arab and European markets.
In statements to the Nile News Channel, Raddad said the state is keen to empower Egyptian workers and provide them with the highest level of training in line with labor market needs.
The labor minister added that establishments employing 10 or more workers are required to issue labor regulations and have them approved by labor offices, while establishments with fewer than 10 workers may adopt simplified regulations covering working hours and weekly rest periods.
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