Oran – Prime Minister Sifi Gherib affirmed Algeria’s commitment to achieving a significant advancement in skills and professions, both within Africa and on the global stage. His remarks were made during the inaugural Skills Olympics held in Oran on Monday.
The Prime Minister emphasized that the Skills Olympics serves as a clear declaration of Algeria’s ambition to elevate its workforce and vocational training programs to new heights. The event showcases the talents and capabilities of young Algerians across a diverse range of trades and technical disciplines.
“This is more than just a competition; it is a testament to our nation’s investment in human capital and our unwavering belief in the potential of our youth,” stated Prime Minister Gherib during his address. He further highlighted the government’s dedication to fostering a supportive ecosystem for skills development, including modernizing training facilities, partnering with industry leaders, and promoting innovation in vocational education.
The Skills Olympics featured participants from various regions of Algeria, competing in areas such as construction, engineering, information technology, hospitality, and creative arts. The event provided a platform for these skilled individuals to demonstrate their expertise, exchange knowledge, and inspire future generations to pursue careers in technical and vocational fields.
The Prime Minister expressed optimism that Algeria’s focus on skills development will contribute to economic diversification, job creation, and enhanced competitiveness in the global market. He reiterated the government’s commitment to continuous improvement and adaptation to meet the evolving demands of the 21st-century workforce.
The inaugural Skills Olympics marks a significant milestone in Algeria’s efforts to transform its vocational training landscape and position itself as a leading hub for skills and innovation in the region.
