Accra:An open meeting with 150 university students from across Egypt was held, where Investment and Foreign Trade Minister Mohamed Farid Saleh emphasized the role of technology and continuous learning in creating job opportunities. Planning and Economic Development Minister Ahmed Rostom also attended the meeting, which focused on the future of the labor market and entrepreneurship.

According to State Information Service Egypt, Minister Farid highlighted how rapid technological advancements, artificial intelligence, and digital services are paving the way for young people to start businesses and enhance their skills. He stressed the importance of continuous learning to capitalize on emerging job market opportunities, urging students to transform these opportunities into practical experience.

Minister Farid advised that career paths are influenced by various factors, but continuous skill development and knowledge application are crucial. He encouraged young people to excel in any job they undertake by improving work methods and delivering better results. He also noted that learning extends beyond formal education and that gaining experience is vital for professional growth.

Addressing entrepreneurship, Farid suggested that understanding market needs and solving problems with practical solutions is the first step to launching a business with limited capital. He pointed out the importance of using modern technology to develop ideas into viable ventures and emphasized the significance of foreign markets for the growth of Egyptian businesses, especially with digital marketing and e-commerce facilitating access to new markets.

Minister Farid urged students to persist in learning and skill development to prepare for future opportunities, underscoring that gaining experience requires perseverance and a dedication to achieving tangible results.