Human Challanges in Arab Worlds
Human Challanges in Arab Worlds
Human Challanges in Arab Worlds
By T.H Shah
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affairs. The political temperament indicates that state security
rather than human security is the ultimate end of the princely
regimens.
The analysis of the Arab states from economic aspect brings to fore
the bleak picture; though rich in oil resources economy is
plummeting causing unemployment. Broadly speaking, out of many
other factors the economic slow-down and unemployment is the
result of the absence of the quality and type of education not
characterised by technical and vocational skills. In consequence,
about 40 per cent of high school and university graduates between
ages 15–25 do not find work on entering the job market, the
situation further aggravates a trend towards high numbers of
unemployment among the educated class. Unemployment in Arab
states has put adverse imprints upon the females; its rate is higher
in Arab women compare to young Arab women. According to the
findings by Arab Labour Organisation (ALO) in 2005 the youth
unemployment rate for men was 25 per cent of the male labour
force compared to 31.2 per cent for women.
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education is more important than a girl’s; and this sort of prejudice
has resulted in severe gender disparities; consequently in a region
where one out of every three people is illiterate, two-thirds of those
so deprived are female. This sort of gender prejudice keeps the
expectant mothers worry during prenatal stage causing gruesome
bearings on their health during.
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