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3 ways Arab nations are leading the skills revolution

The Arab region's young population, eager to learn new skills, are 'agents for change'

The Arab region's young population, eager to learn new skills, are 'agents for change'. Image: Freepik

Wael bin Nasser Al-Mubarak
Minister, Ministry of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture, Bahrain
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