Tunisia is capable of making great strides in development over the next period, provided that the authorities win back the confidence of citizens and especially young people who need radical solutions to solve the problem of unemployment,” Deputy Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Mari Kiviniemi affirmed.
Speaking on Sunday at the World Government Summit held from February 12 to 14 in Dubai, he added that “what happened in the world over the last year shows the need for states to regain the confidence of their peoples, as a first step towards achieving development “.
Regarding the situation of young people and women in North Africa and the Middle East, she said that the empowerment of these categories remains relatively low in these regions.
This international meeting, which is similar to the Davos Forum in its organisation, brings together policy makers, representatives of the private sector and international organisations to exchange, among other things, questions relating to innovative methods of governance.
The Summit welcomes 150 speakers through 114 sessions, attended by more than 4,000 regional and global figures from 139 countries.
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