In ‘Skills Rather Than Just Degrees’, Pantami gives reality to his passion

The ‘Future of Work in Information and Communication Technology (ICT)’ project of the International Labour Organization has for the past three years conducted in-depth research on anticipated needs for skilled ICT workers and formulating strategies to address labour shortages, including the scaling up of investments in ICT education and training, and better governed international labour migration.

This work, covering November 1, 2017 – June 30, 2022, focused on the digital economies of Canada, China, Germany, India, Indonesia, Thailand and Singapore. In a report, it said:
“Digitalisation is a key driver of change. As information and communication technology continues to advance and digital technologies are further integrated into sectors across our economies, the skills that are needed the most also continue to change and are increasingly in demand.”