A new report from the World Bank Group highlights a growing problem. It warns of a large gap in job skills around the world.
The report states that about 1.2 billion young people are expected to start looking for work in developing countries in the next ten years.
However, many of these young workers may not have the necessary skills that employers are searching for.
This situation could lead to significant challenges in the global job market.
The bank issued this warning while speaking at a special lecture event.
The skills gap means that even with many people looking for jobs, companies might not find the right workers.
This could slow down economic growth and create difficulties for both individuals and economies.
The World Bank emphasizes the need for better training and education programs.