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A recent report indicates that Cyprus is experiencing a significant decline in the digital skills of its youth, particularly those aged 16 to 24. According to Eurostat data from 2025, only 63.9% of young people in this age group possess at least basic digital skills, which is below the EU average. The report highlighted that Cyprus exhibits the widest gender gap in digital skills within the European Union, favoring young women over their male counterparts.
Despite the acknowledgment of digital transformation as a vital priority, substantial gaps remain between government commitments and actual progress. The findings suggest that the deterioration in digital abilities among young people is compounded by notable disparities based on educational attainment and gender. As Cyprus grapples with these challenges, the implications for the workforce and broader economy may be considerable, necessitating concerted efforts to uplift digital competence among its youth.
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19 July
A weekly wrap-up highlights ongoing issues with youth digital skills in Cyprus.
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