Government authorities concerning labor and social affairs have announced advanced steps to establish an integrated labor market information system, in collaboration with planning and educational bodies, as well as international organizations. The new system aims to build a unified database covering all provinces to ensure workers' rights, particularly in the informal sector, which encompasses large numbers outside the social security umbrella. Official statistics indicate that current platforms include hundreds of thousands of job seekers, with expectations of increased numbers as legal statuses are regularized. With the unemployment rate reaching 13%, the project seeks to align educational outputs with actual market needs, regulate the presence of foreign labor, and link databases to strategic development plans.