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Linking jobs and education in the Arab world

The region’s future prosperity depends on its youth. Governments must ensure that young people have the right skills for the jobs being created.

01/04/2011
McKinsey & Company
McKinsey Quarterly
Linking jobs and education in the Arab world

The Arab world is experiencing unprecedented turmoil. Any evaluation of its root causes would include unemployment for youth between the ages of 15 and 24. More than 25 percent of youth in the Middle East are unemployed, the highest such rate in the world, while North Africa reports about 24 percent. Unemployment among young females is even higher, reaching and exceeding 30 percent across the region.

 

Linking jobs and education in the Arab world

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