AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCross-border trade & talent pipelines: Egypt and India pledged to push bilateral trade to $12 billion, with emphasis on manufacturing, technology, clean energy and automotive—plus Egypt’s “qualified workforce” and investment incentives. Workforce development in practice: Nigeria is expanding mining skills training with Murdoch University, adding more industry exposure and practical, commercially focused project work for mining professionals. Regional HR capacity building: South Korea will fund a $15m 2027–2031 program to fix Bangladesh’s ship recycling skills gap via modern welding, updated work practices, curriculum and teacher/student training. Public-sector training & professionalism: Nigeria’s Immigration Service graduated 1,626 officers, urging continuous training, tech use and professionalism in border security and migration management. AI and HR execution gap: A survey highlights that many HR leaders understand AI’s value but lack a clear adoption roadmap, pushing companies to redesign end-to-end processes rather than just automate tasks. Pay momentum for job switchers: ADP reports job changers saw stronger base and gross pay growth than stayers, with the Atlanta Fed showing median pay jumps rising for movers.
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