Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouli met with Minister of Youth and Sports Joher Nabil to discuss the government's preparations for an October conference called for by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. The conference aims to discuss various topics, including the challenges facing Egyptian youth. The Prime Minister emphasized the government's commitment to providing a platform for thinkers, specialists, and university professors to participate in discussions and present their views on future challenges.
The Prime Minister highlighted the importance of qualifying young people and the next generation, which he believes is a direct investment in the country's future. This initiative is part of President El-Sisi's "A New Beginning for Human Development" initiative. The goal is to build a capable and qualified workforce that can lead and make decisions, supporting the state's sustainable development plans and promoting social stability and progress.
Dr. Madbouli stressed the significance of the National Program for Discovering and Nurturing Talents. He also emphasized the need to utilize the capabilities of the National Academy for Training in selecting and qualifying leaders, enabling them to participate effectively in the development process. This, he believes, will help in building a strong foundation for the country's future.
During the conference, the Prime Minister instructed that a session be dedicated to discussing the challenges and issues facing Egyptian youth. The goal is to shed light on these problems and involve thinkers, intellectuals, and citizens in their discussion. This, he hopes, will lead to the creation of a roadmap to overcome these challenges.
The Prime Minister assured that the government is prepared to address any concerns raised about these issues transparently. He emphasized that the interest of the country and its youth is the government's top priority. The conference, therefore, is a crucial step towards understanding and solving the problems faced by Egyptian youth.
The upcoming conference is expected to bring together various stakeholders to discuss the challenges facing Egyptian youth and potential solutions. By providing a platform for open discussion, the government aims to foster a sense of collaboration and shared responsibility in addressing these issues. The conference is also seen as an opportunity to promote the state's efforts in human development and youth empowerment.
The government's efforts to engage with young people and address their concerns are seen as crucial in promoting social stability and progress. By investing in the next generation, the government aims to build a strong foundation for Egypt's future. The conference will provide valuable insights into the challenges facing Egyptian youth and potential solutions, ultimately contributing to the country's sustainable development.
Key points
- The Egyptian government is preparing for an October conference to discuss the challenges facing the country's youth.
- The conference aims to provide a platform for thinkers, specialists, and university professors to participate in discussions and present their views on future challenges.
- The government is committed to addressing the concerns of young people transparently and prioritizing their interests.
