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- The Future of Jobs Report 2025 - The World Economic Forum
Employers in the region, notably in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, are also planning on accelerating automation With 46% of on-the-job skills projected to change, compared to 39% worldwide, the region’s rate of skill disruption is most pronounced in countries such as Egypt and Bahrain, highlighting the need for reskilling and
- Will ASEAN be the world’s most attractive region in 2025?
Taking advantage of this stable, non-combative basis, the region’s leaders expressed their priorities for the coming year For Prime Minister Anwar, the focus will be on an “Asean energy grid, alternative technology, energy that covers the whole of former Indochina, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines and including the
- 5 ways the GCC is supporting global cooperation - The World Economic Forum
With the region investing in smart cities, digital technologies and a growing startup ecosystem, the GCC is making significant efforts to encourage tech collaboration Bahrain’s FinTech Bay has established the kingdom as a regional fintech hub and is driving investment into its fintech ecosystem through innovation labs, acceleration
- What is ASEAN? | World Economic Forum
ASEAN was founded half a century ago in 1967 by the five Southeast Asian nations of Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand This was during the polarized atmosphere of the Cold War, and the alliance aimed to promote stability in the region Over time, the group expanded to include its current 10 members
- Why ASEAN’s new Digital Economy Framework Agreement is a game-changer . . .
The ASEAN Digital Economy Framework Agreement (DEFA) is a new strategic roadmap for the region to address the complexities and opportunities of the digital economy The world’s first region-wide digital economy agreement, DEFA will harmonize digital trade rules and unlock the potential of ASEAN’s digital economy
- Prioritizing Sustainability in MENA: Mapping Critical Environmental . . .
This report, developed with the World Economic Forum’s Leaders for a Sustainable MENA community and Bain Company, offers a roadmap for companies across the region to elevate their environmental disclosure practices and sustainability performance in alignment with internationally recognized standards, while ensuring that local and sector-specific contexts are adequately represented
- Resilience in the Middle East for 2025 - The World Economic Forum
Across parts of the region, inflation is a persistent problem – and this is not expected to change in 2025 The region’s average inflation rate for 2025 is 8 4%, according to the International Monetary Fund This is almost double the global average of 4 3%
- Global Competitiveness Report 2019 - The World Economic Forum
However, many countries in this region have improved their competitiveness performance this year, helping Sub-Saharan Africa become one of the most improved regions (+2 3%) As shown in Figure 2, only the score of the Middle East and North Africa region has improved faster than that of Sub-Saharan Africa, while East Asia and the Pacific follows
- The road to global cooperation runs through regions
These initiatives are removing obstacles to economic growth in this critical business segment, from ensuring there is a safe and trustworthy online environment that people are prepared to use, to enhancing digital integration within the region to help micro, small and medium enterprises become involved in the digital economy
- Regional integration is key to economic growth. Heres why
“Eight of India’s ten largest trading partners are from the region,” Banerjee stated “Trade will be one of the biggest engines for growth ” “We talk about regional trade, we talk about global trade, we need to also look at the future of jobs and we have come out with a fantastic report about the future of jobs,” he said, adding
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