Resources on Social security in the Arab States
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Kuwait and ILO sign the country’s first Decent Work Programme
09 December 2018
The ILO and tripartite partners sign the Programme into force at a ceremony in Kuwait City.
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ILO and Jordan pledge to further promote Decent Work
21 November 2018
A new Decent Work Country Programme for Jordan sets the framework for ILO support to the country’s workers, employers and the Government till 2022.
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Building Social Protection Floors with the ILO - Social Protection Study Tour to Oman
01 February 2018
With the assistance of the International Labour Organization (ILO) within the framework of the South-South and Triangular Cooperation, a study tour was arranged in December 2017 for members of the Palestinian Social Security Corporation (PSSC) to the Public Authority for Social Insurance (PASI) in the Sultanate of Oman as part of a strategic plan to develop the necessary knowledge and skills of the Board of Directors and key managers of the PSSC to be able to effectively implement the new Palestinian social security law and its social security schemes.
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Building Social Protection Floors with the ILO - Social Protection Study Tour to Jordan
01 February 2018
With the assistance of the ILO within the framework of the South- South and Triangular Cooperation, a study tour was organized in September 2017 for members of the Palestinian Social Security Corporation (PSSC) to the Jordanian Social Security Corporation (JSSC) in Jordan as part of a strategic plan to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively implement the new Palestinian social security law and its social security schemes.
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Building Social Protection Floors with the ILO - Social Protection Study Tour to Algeria
01 February 2018
With the assistance of the ILO within the framework of the South-South and Triangular Cooperation, a study tour was arranged in December 2017 for members of the Palestinian Social Security Corporation (PSSC) to the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security (MTESS) in Algeria as part of a strategic plan to develop the necessary knowledge and skills of the Board of Directors and key managers of the PSSC to be able to effectively implement the new Palestinian social security law and its social security schemes.
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Kuwait pledges $0.5 million in continued annual support for ILO activities in the Palestinian Territory
22 January 2018
A new grant from Kuwait to the ILO will promote decent work and social justice in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, bringing the total of Kuwait’s contributions to ILO efforts in the Arab States region to US$ 5 million since 2009.
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Reforming the End of Service Indemnity scheme in Lebanon’s private sector into a pension system for old-age, disability and survivors
01 January 2018
The project aims to establish a pension system for private sector workers to provide periodic benefits in case of old-age, disability and death.
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Iraq’s Deputy Minister of Labour: the new social security law will help support the private sector and strengthen workers’ rights
21 December 2017
On the sidelines of a workshop for high-level Iraqi officials organized by the ILO to support the Government of Iraq in drafting its new social security law, we speak to Iraq’s Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Abdel Karim Al-Janabi on the importance of the new law which, once adopted, will be the first to cover all public and private sector workers in Iraq.
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ILO supports Iraq in developing new social security law
21 December 2017
A tripartite workshop for high-level Iraqi officials was the last in a series of events organized by the ILO to support the Government of Iraq in drafting its new social security law, which, once adopted, will be the first to cover all public and private sector workers in Iraq.
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Developing trade unions capacities to promote social protection floor in Iraq
04 August 2017
The workshop objective is to bring together the Leaders of the four main national trade union centers to discuss the unions’ policy and future strategy in relation to social protection and the new draft law.