2 July 2017, Rome--- In 2014 alone, about 11 million young Africans entered the labour market. But many see few opportunities in the agriculture sector and are constrained by a lack of skills, low wages, and limited access to land and financial services. Combined, this makes them more prone to migrate from rural areas. A one-day meeting, co-hosted by the African Union Commission, the European Commission and the Estonian Presidency of the EU Council, held at FAO headquarters in Rome, was attended by Ministers of Agriculture of the Africa Union and the European Union. The aim was to build a common vision on how to generate sustainable, inclusive jobs for African youth in the rural sector.