Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouli recently convened a meeting with Joher Nabil, the Minister of Youth and Sports, and Dr. Sulafa Gweili, the Executive Director of the National Academy for Training. The meeting was held to discuss the organization of two sessions at the 2026 Egypt Forum, scheduled to take place from October 19 to 24 in the New Capital. These sessions are titled "Caring for the Gifted" and "Youth and Sports: From Providing Opportunities to Creating Impact."
The directive to include these sessions in the forum's agenda was given by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, with the aim of expanding the discovery and care of gifted individuals. This initiative seeks to build generations capable of competing and innovating in various fields. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of having broad participation from young people in these sessions to hear their views and proposals.
The 2026 Egypt Forum is set to feature a variety of discussions and activities focused on youth and sports. By including young voices in the planning and execution of these sessions, the government aims to ensure that the event is representative of the interests and aspirations of Egypt's youth. This approach aligns with the state's commitment to empowering young people and involving them in the country's development.
During the meeting, Dr. Madbouli stressed the need for the sessions to highlight the state's initiatives and national programs for discovering and nurturing talented individuals. These programs span various fields, including creative arts and competitive sports. The Prime Minister also directed that the support provided by the state to motivate young people be showcased during the sessions.
The sessions at the 2026 Egypt Forum will provide a platform for discussing strategies to enhance the care and support provided to gifted youth. By announcing the state's programs and initiatives, the government hopes to encourage more young people to participate in activities that can help them develop their talents. This, in turn, is expected to contribute to the country's overall development and competitiveness.
The involvement of young people in the planning of these sessions reflects the government's commitment to listening to their concerns and ideas. This participatory approach is seen as essential for creating a sense of ownership and engagement among young people in the country's future. The 2026 Egypt Forum is expected to be a significant event in this regard, offering a unique opportunity for dialogue and collaboration.
The upcoming forum is a key event in Egypt's efforts to promote youth engagement and development. With the participation of young people in its sessions, the event is likely to produce valuable insights and recommendations for enhancing the state's programs and initiatives in this area. The government's focus on youth empowerment and talent development is set to be a major highlight of the forum.
Key points
- The Egyptian Prime Minister has directed the inclusion of youth participation in two key sessions at the 2026 Egypt Forum.
- The sessions will focus on caring for the gifted and creating impact through youth and sports initiatives.
- The event aims to provide a platform for young people to share their views and ideas on how to enhance state programs for talent development.
