4.5m MENA infrastructure jobs

alifarabia | November 21, 2012 | Egypt, Feaured Egypt, Iraq | No Comments
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One of the core reasons why Arab youth spilled on to the streets during the Arab Spring was their inability to get decent employment. Joblessness - which is attached to human dignity and viewed as a platform for many to further and better themselves in their country - drove many to orchestrate sweeping political changes in their own countries. CONTINUE READING

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