Productivity Ecosystems for Decent Work in Egypt

Enhancing productivity and improving working conditions in Egypt's marble sector

This report presents key findings from the assessment of Egypt’s marble sector.

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Focusing on Egypt's largest marble hub, Shaq Al-Tho’ban cluster, the study analyses factors affecting productivity, competitiveness, and working conditions in this key industry. Based on field research and stakeholder consultations, the assessment provides evidence to guide targeted activities that strengthen sector performance and promote decent work.

This report was conducted within the framework of the International Labour Organization's Productivity Ecosystems for Decent Work in Egypt project, with funding from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and in partnership with the Egyptian Ministry of Industry.

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