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Lima, Feb. 02 (ANDINA).
International Labour Organization (ILO) Director-General Guy Ryder has
appreciated the efforts being made by Peru to promote job creation and
training programs for low-income youth.
Ryder -who met
Peruvian President Ollanta Humala in Lima on Friday- warned that there
is a global crisis of youth employment and so he called on countries
around the world, including Peru, to reverse this worrying situation.
"There is a huge challenge for societies seeking to improve living
conditions, hence the importance of what is happening in Lima right now.
Given the problems of youth unemployment it is necessary to introduce
specific measures and it is clear that Peru is willing to face this
challenge," he said.
After attending the graduation ceremony of 1,000 beneficiaries of the
national youth employment program Jóvenes a la Obra (Youth Get to Work)
at Peru's Government Palace, the ILO chief said that such initiatives
are a priority in days of job losses.
Ryder noted that about 75 million young people around the world do
not get a job and many others have to settle for informal jobs, with no
rights or benefits.
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