Jakarta, July 31 -- Indonesia is entering its demographic dividend as digital transformation accelerates across industries. Millions of young people are expected to make up the country's productive workforce in the years leading up to 2045.

At the same time, artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping labor market demands while cyber threats continue to grow in sophistication.

The changing landscape presents Indonesia with a new challenge. A large working-age population is a valuable development asset, but it does not automatically translate into stronger economic growth.

Businesses increasingly seek workers who can learn quickly, adapt to change, solve problems, and use technology effectively rather than simply perform routine tasks.

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