The rapid evolution of technology and the shifting economic landscape have given rise to a new paradigm of work: the gig economy. Characterized by short-term and flexible jobs, this innovative model has been steadily gaining traction worldwide, and Egypt is no exception. Although this development helps alleviate youth unemployment, it also subjects workers to uncertain and unstable working conditions.

Egypt aims to provide about 800,000 new job opportunities during the current fiscal year (FY) 2023/2024, Minister of Planning and Economic Development Hala Elsaid revealed.

Elsewedy University of Technology (SUT) – Polytechnic of Egypt has entered strategic partnerships with several industry leaders to prepare university students for employment upon graduation.

Arab Finance: Egyptian manpower minister Hassan Shehata announced the ministry's vision and plan to integrate the informal economy into formal economy in line with state’s policies and President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives, according to a ministry statement published on January 10th. The Ministry of Manpower aims to integrate the informal economy into the formal economy through a set of plans, the minister explained.