Peru is experiencing a decline in youth employment, with 215,000 fewer young people in the workforce compared to last year. Experts attribute this decrease to limited job opportunities, a lack of practical experience among new workers, and shortcomings in educational training. A significant 84% of employed young Peruvians currently work in the informal sector, lacking benefits and job security. This trend poses challenges for the country’s economic development and the future prospects of its young population. The lack of formal employment options hinders skill development and limits access to social protections. Analysts suggest addressing these issues requires enhanced vocational training programs and policies that encourage formal job creation aimed specifically at youth. This situation represents a concerning setback for young Peruvians entering the labor market.