The Coordinating Body of Youth Parties and Politicians (CBYPP) in Egypt celebrated the graduation of new batches from its 2026 training programs. The event, held at the Republic Theatre, was attended by several ministers, party leaders, and media figures. The CBYPP revealed its achievements for 2026, including 1654 activities and 941 parliamentary tools. These activities covered various sectors such as investment, industry, health, education, and social protection.
The CBYPP's activities included a training program for new members, which consisted of 85 hours of training per participant, totaling 340 hours. The program covered political, economic, administrative, media, and research fields. Participants also took part in workshops to develop leadership, communication, and teamwork skills. The program's outcome was the presentation of several graduation projects and initiatives focusing on sports, awareness, identity, health, education, and environment.
The CBYPP also launched a new initiative called "Fikra" (Idea), which aims to receive, discuss, and develop new proposals. The initiative was proposed by MP Mustafa Gabr and adopted by the CBYPP. The body also announced a new program to qualify parliamentary assistants within political parties, allowing for the transfer of training experiences to young party members.
The CBYPP's parliamentary bloc consists of 30 members in the House of Representatives and 15 members in the Senate. They submitted 941 parliamentary tools during the current legislative session. Additionally, the bloc's members provided 2268 service requests for citizens in their electoral districts and conducted 1355 field visits to monitor local issues and societal needs.
The CBYPP has also been involved in community and development work, including signing a cooperation protocol with the Saeed Development Authority and organizing medical convoys in Port Said and Beni Suef governorates. The body also launched a book fair in Sohag governorate and implemented activities in cooperation with various institutions.
In the field of digital transformation, the CBYPP developed an electronic work system, including seven integrated systems. These systems aim to organize activities, monitor performance plans, document member contributions, and evaluate implementation rates. The CBYPP also announced the launch of a new website, providing information on its activities, training programs, and political positions.
The CBYPP's efforts focus on qualifying political cadres and developing their capabilities without influencing their party affiliations or intellectual orientations. The body aims to expand its capacity-building programs and transfer training experiences to parties and governorates, focusing on preparing qualified cadres for participation in political, parliamentary, and community work in the coming period.
Key points
- The CBYPP implemented 1654 activities and 941 parliamentary tools in 2026.
- The body launched new programs to qualify cadres, including a parliamentary assistant program and a political youth development program.
- The CBYPP's efforts focus on enhancing political participation and developing the capabilities of young cadres.
