The Egyptian Youth Council launches the fifth version of the Egyptian localities simulation model in Qalyubia
The Egyptian Youth Council launched the fifth edition of the “Egyptian Localities Simulation Model” With the participation of more than 120 young men and women from the centers and departments of Qalyubia Governorate, the event was held inside the Banha Media Complex of the State Information Service, as part of the Council’s efforts to enhance youth participation in the development of their local communities.
Dr. Mohamed Mamdouh, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Egyptian Youth Council and member of the National Council for Human Rights, confirmed during his opening speech that this project reflects the Council’s commitment to supporting sustainability and empowering natural leaders at the national level.
He pointed out that the model contributes to preparing a new generation of young people capable of communicating with decision-makers and participating effectively in public policy-making at the legislative and executive levels.
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Mamdouh added that the continuation of this model for the fifth year in a row is evidence of its success in building effective youth capabilities that contribute to the construction and development process and contribute to building the republic.
The program is concerned with training young leaders on the concepts of local administration and good governance, through interactive workshops and training sessions presented by an elite group of experts and specialists in the fields of administration and local governance.
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It is worth noting that this initiative is part of the vision of the Egyptian Youth Council to enhance the capabilities of civil society and create youth cadres capable of making a positive impact in various governorates. .
