Egypt launches "A New Beginning for Human Development" initiative

Updated 9/18/2024 4:06:00 AM
Egypt launches "A New Beginning for Human Development" initiative

Arab Finance: Egypt has officially launched the presidential initiative "A New Beginning to Build the Human Being," aimed at fostering self-development, health, education, culture, sports, and ethical behavior for citizens, as per a statement.

The initiative, led by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, aims to enhance human development across all age groups, focusing on education, health, and skills needed for the future.

This comprehensive program seeks to provide Egyptians with a path toward becoming empowered, healthy, educated, and culturally enriched members of society.

During the launch event held in the New Administrative Capital, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly highlighted the initiative's goal to transform citizens' lives through coordinated efforts of over 30 entities, marking a new phase in Egypt's social contract.

Also, a documentary about the initiative's goals and implementation was presented, emphasizing its focus on preserving Egyptian identity.

A fleet of service vehicles was also showcased, symbolizing the rollout of the initiative's services nationwide.

These vehicles are set to provide essential government services to citizens in all governorates, including health convoys, education programs, and employment support, marking the start of the initiative's efforts to improve the quality of life for Egyptians.

The initiative's development axes include modernizing educational curricula, training teachers, improving health services, and creating job opportunities, all in line with the government's commitment to sustainable human development for the period 2024/2027.

This integrated approach ensures services are delivered efficiently and equitably, contributing to Egypt’s long-term human development goals.

The initiative includes tailored sub-programs for various age groups. Programs for newborns to 6-year-olds emphasize early childhood development, while those for 6 to 18-year-olds focus on skills, sports, health, and education. Adults aged 18 to 65 and older will benefit from capacity-building and training programs.

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