“We are seeing Africa, much as you may find problems here and there, Africa is coming together, Africa is moving forward. Different countries have decided to embrace the growth of the economy.” President Kagame | World Economic Forum Special Meeting #SpecialMeeting24

🗣️In these times of big transformation in the world of work, skills are an enabler of human development.

📹 Hear from @‌MiaSeppo, International Labour Organization Assistant Director General for Jobs & Social Protection, share takeaways from the Global Skills Forum ⬇️

Implications of #AI in the workplace.

The International Labour Organization is a key player in the multilateral system, bringing governments, employers & workers together to forge solutions that promote #DecentWork for all.

Together, we address global challenges to advance #SocialJustice .

#DiplomacyForPeace #MultilateralismDay #DiplomacyDay

If knowledge is power then skills is the new currency. Where would you invest as a policy maker, enterprise, education institution, student or job seeker?
The Global Skills Forum explores solutions to the big skills questions of our time #SkillsForAll . Join the conversation 🎤

🔔New International Labour Organization REPORT is OUT ‼️

🔻70% of global workforce faces #climate change-related #health hazards.

🔺Climate change isn't just 1 #environmental issue; it's a #workplace health crisis.

📣Urgent need 4 ↗️ #OSH protections 2 ensure safety/health @ work👉tinyurl.com/3zdr5z5p

In this Op-Ed titled 'We Commemorate For We Must; Genocide Is Not A Badge Of Honour' by Her Excellency Mrs. Jeannette Kagame, the First Lady delves into the imperative of truth, particularly as distortions of history emerge during the commemoration period of #Kwibuka30 :

Rwanda 21/4/94. 30 years when more than 250.000 Tutsi were killed in a single horrible day: Murambi, Cyanika, Kaduha, Karama, Kinazi, Cyarwa, Tumba, Nyanza…The bloodiest of the 100 days of the genocide. We carry them in our hearts. No more tears. Rwanda is now a united country.

CE JOUR-LÀ DANS L'HISTOIRE

Le 20 avril 1994, la reine Rosalie Gicanda a été tuée et des milliers de personnes qui avaient cherché refuge à l'église catholique de Mugombwa y ont été enfermées par Titiano Pagolalo, un prêtre italien qui a ensuite remis les clés aux tueurs. Ils ont

Uyu munsi, Nyakubahwa Madamu Jeannette Kagame yifatanyije n’umuryango w’Umwamikazi Gicanda Rosalie, abayobozi mu nzego zitandukanye ndetse n’abatuye mu Karere ka Nyanza mu muhango wo kwibuka Umwamikazi Gicanda Rosalie, Umwamikazi wa nyuma w’u Rwanda wishwe ku itariki 20 Mata muri

#Genocide against the Tutsi not Rwandan genocide.

#Kwibuka30

🕊️ On the first anniversary of the war in #Sudan , ILO stands with the Sudanese people.

The war has shattered the labour market, displaced millions and devastated infrastructure, leading to severe economic decline.

We are committed to help rebuild Sudan with #DecentWork for all.

#Kwibuka30 We remember, reunite and renew. This is my 250 #Rwanda 🇷🇼

#Kwibuka30 . We rose from ashes and will stand united forever.

#Kwibuka30

#Kwibuka30