# Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Kenny Morolong says climate change, technological advancement, artificial intelligence, digitalisation and changing patterns of production are reshaping economies across the globe. He says these disruptions bring risk, but they also create new industries, new skills and new forms of work. Morolong says the green economy is one of the fastest-growing areas of economic activity, driven by cleaner energy systems, sustainable production, climate-resilient infrastructure and circular approaches to waste and resources:
Deputy minister Morolong says climate change and changing patterns of production are reshaping economies across the globe [SOUND]
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