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The High-Level Section of the Governing Body will focus on the challenges and opportunities of digitalization, including artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithmic management, for the world of work. The discussion, involving prominent experts, aims to inform the Governing Body of the latest developments and provide ideas for further research and discussion.

During the closing session, the reporting from the Committee and the adoption of resolutions will be held, followed by the closing remarks by the Director-General of the ILO, Gilbert F. Houngbo.

A panel discussion on the topic "Digital Platform employment: Navigating the Challenges of Measuring Digital Platform Employment" will explore the complexities and opportunities associated with measuring digital platform employment.

A panel discussion on "Reflecting on how to enhance the measurement of Social Justice in the world of work" will address how the statistical frameworks can support an in-depth monitoring of social justice in the world.

The opening session 21st International Conference of Labour Statisticians (ICLS) will have opening remarks by Celeste Drake, the Deputy Director-General of the ILO and Rafael Diez de Medina, Director of the Department of Statistics and Chief Statistician of the ILO. The election of the Chair will also take place.

Adoption of Committee reports.

Adoption of Committee reports and Closing ceremony of the ILO 111th International Labour Conference.

Addresses by Heads of State or Government - Panel on Jobs and social protection for just transitions.

Addresses by Heads of State or Government - Panel on Trade, Employment and Sustainable development: advancing human and labour rights - Closing.

Adoption of Committee reports.

Opening, Addresses by Heads of State or Government, Panel on Addressing inequalities, informality and facilitating inclusion.

Addresses by Heads of State - Panel on Fostering equal opportunities and full, freely chosen and productive employment for all through education, lifelong learning and skills development.