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APEC Ministers Discuss AI's Impact on Global Jobs and Labor Markets

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Shen Yiqin, State Councilor of China, attended the 8th APEC Human Resources Development Ministerial Meeting in Nanjing on September 21, 2026. The meeting focused on how artificial intelligence (AI) and aging populations are transforming labor markets across the Asia-Pacific region. During the meeting, leaders discussed global trends, including the World Economic Forum's projection that 92 million jobs globally will be displaced and 170 million created by 2030.

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The discussions centered on the need for employment policies to keep pace with rapid technological growth and demographic shifts. Ministers stressed the importance of strengthening worker protection, particularly for those in gig or contract employment, as production patterns shift.

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  • Shen YiqinChinese politician who presented China's initiatives on AI and job market trends.
  • NanjingLocation of the APEC Ministerial Meeting.
  • World Economic ForumOrganization whose forecasts regarding job market shifts were discussed.

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