The SOS Children's Villages organizations in Tunisia and Egypt have signed a cooperation agreement to exchange expertise, develop resources, and enhance capacities between the two parties. The agreement focuses on training, programs, and human resources, as well as involving young people benefiting from the services of both organizations in joint activities and initiatives. This partnership aims to strengthen the abilities of the organizations and improve the quality of services provided to children, families, and young people.
The agreement was announced through a press release, highlighting the importance of collaboration between the two organizations. The partnership is expected to foster integration among SOS Children's Villages organizations in the Arab region to protect childhood and provide care for children who have lost or are at risk of losing parental care. The cooperation agreement is seen as a significant step towards achieving this goal.
According to Mohamed Megdiche, head of the Tunisian SOS Children's Villages, this agreement will enhance the capacities of staff and improve the quality of services provided to children, families, and young people. He emphasized the shared desire to achieve integration among SOS Children's Villages organizations in the Arab region to protect childhood and provide care for children who have lost or are at risk of losing parental care.
Yaser Mohamed Ali, head of SOS Children's Villages in Egypt, highlighted the importance of the Tunisian experience and the need to benefit from it. He stressed that expanding the scope of bilateral cooperation will open the door for other organizations from different countries to join and support Arab cooperation in the field of childcare and protection.
The cooperation agreement between Tunisia and Egypt's SOS Children's Villages organizations is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of children and families in both countries. The partnership will enable the sharing of best practices, expertise, and resources, ultimately leading to improved services and care for those in need.
The signing of the cooperation agreement demonstrates the commitment of both organizations to work together and support each other in their mission to provide care and protection to children and families. This partnership is a significant step towards achieving the goals of SOS Children's Villages organizations in the region.
The agreement is also seen as a reflection of the strong bilateral relations between Tunisia and Egypt, particularly in the field of social welfare and childcare. The cooperation agreement is expected to pave the way for future collaborations and partnerships between the two countries in various fields.
Key points
- The SOS Children's Villages organizations in Tunisia and Egypt have signed a cooperation agreement to exchange expertise and develop resources.
- The agreement focuses on training, programs, and human resources, as well as involving young people in joint activities and initiatives.
- The partnership aims to strengthen the abilities of the organizations and improve the quality of services provided to children, families, and young people.
