The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development will launch the first annual Global Labor Market Conference (GLMC) on December 13 - 14, 2023, with the aim of advancing labor market resiliency for all stakeholders.
The conference aims to monitor the current market situation, foster collaborative efforts to enhance it, and bring together a diverse group of stakeholders including government officials, experts, innovators, business and labor leaders, academics, non-governmental organizations, as well as U.N. and other multinational institutions to address these critical issues.
The Minister of Human Resources and Social Development, Eng. Ahmad bin Sulaiman Al-Rajhi, welcomed the conference as a vital platform for promoting labor market harmony during a time of unprecedented disruption.
He expressed gratitude to the Kingdom's leadership for its contributions to a more resilient labor market on national, regional, and global scales through Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 transformation agenda.
He emphasized that Saudi Arabia aims to set an example for labor markets and recognizes that the success of Vision 2030's ambitious goals depends on broad collaboration within the global community.
GLMC will focus on eight main tracks: global labor market catalysts, skills and productivity conundrums, labor market makeovers, work for all, artificial intelligence, the labor market reengineered, the right way to deregulate, and the future-proofed organization.
This event reflects the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development's commitment to engage in discussions concerning the latest visions and innovative ideas related to labor markets worldwide.
This aligns with the ministry's vision of emphasizing the role of employers and governments in creating a harmonious and inclusive labor market while establishing internationally recognized models and practices, in line with the Kingdom's objectives through various conference activities.
The conference coincides with the rapid technological advancements in global labor markets, introducing challenges that require multifaceted solutions for mitigation and the development of proactive measures. For more information on the conference and its program, you can visit: www.globallabormarketconference.com