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Ethiopia Expands Skills Training to Meet Domestic and Global Job Market Demands - Minister Muferihat

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia is strengthening its technical and vocational education system to produce a competitive workforce capable of meeting the demands of both domestic and international labor markets, Labor and Skills Minister Muferihat Kamil said.

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