Businessmens Conference Calls for Removing Obstacles Facing Investment [Archives:2001/04/Business & Economy]

The 5th Businessmen Conference concluded its agenda last week after discussing various working papers on economic, financial, and administrative reforms and the development of human recourses in the Republic of Yemen. It also shed light on some aspects of human resources development for the Yemeni financial sector.
The final resolutions of the conferences called for removing all the obstacles facing investment and investors, and proposed a number of measures that could help boost the investment level in the country, along with training and qualifying human resources in the fields of Information Technology.
The resolutions also focused on the importance of dealing with educational and health programs that directly effect the productivity of the Yemeni workforce. It concentrated on the role of the government in technical education and vocational training to revive the Yemeni labor market under the pressures of globalization. This was the main focus of a working paper presented by Dr, Mohamed Mohamed Ibrahim of the Arabic Administrative Consultation Training House.

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