Minister of Labor and Social Security Işıkhan Attended the World Skills Conference in China.
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Minister Işıkhan stated at the meeting, "Today, we are all seeking answers to the question, 'How will we prepare our people for changing skill needs throughout their lives?' We are exploring artificial intelligence as an alternative to humans..."
Işıkhan: Artificial Intelligence Should Be a Tool that Supports Human Capabilities - Dünya Newspaper
Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan, speaking at the World Skills Conference in China, drew attention to the impact of technological transformation on labor markets and stated that artificial intelligence should be considered not as an alternative to humans, but as a tool that supports human capabilities.
In his speech at the conference, Minister Işıkhan emphasized that the most competitive countries of the future will be those that leave no one behind in technological transformation and offer their citizens lifelong learning and adaptation opportunities to the changing world. During the conference, Işıkhan held bilateral meetings with Malawi's Minister of Labour, Skills and Innovation, Joel Chigona, and Cambodia's Minister of Labour and Vocation…
Minister of Labour and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan met with his international counterparts within the framework of the 2026 World Skills Summit Ministerial Meeting to evaluate future cooperation steps in the fields of labor and employment.
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