“Within the framework of a permanent activity of the two committees: the Work and Community Responsibility Committee and the Higher Education, Scientific Research and Training Committee of the Egyptian-African Businessmen Association, headed by Dr. Yousrey El-Sharqawi, the association participated in the graduation ceremony of the 41st batch of the High Valley Institutes Group. This group includes specialists in a variety of technical specializations.” and administrative, and has been working in the field of Egyptian higher education since 2006. These institutes have made distinguished contributions in graduating distinguished batches of Egyptian graduates, who now occupy important positions in Egypt and abroad.The ceremony was attended by a number of ambassadors, former ministers, important personalities and faculty members, including Dr. Maha Radwan, Vice-Chairman of the Society’s Work and Social Responsibility Committee and Professor of Economics.
During his speech, Dr. Yousrey Al-Sharqawi expressed his thanks and gratitude to Dr. Aya Osama Mohy El-Din, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Institutes Group. He also stressed the importance of improving higher education in Egypt, including expanding the number of universities, private higher institutes, academies, applied institutes, and private and technological universities. Dr. El-Sharkawi called on all researchers and faculty members to work on a research paper that discusses the requirements and challenges of the labor market in the BRICS bloc countries of Egyptian university graduates and higher education.
Dr. El-SharkawI also referred to the role of the great sons of Egypt, the heroes of the October War, and their role in overcoming the difficult challenges that faced Egypt during the past ten years, including the economic ones. He stressed that the Egyptian people are the focus of reliance in this development process, and that he will continue to provide qualified graduates, enhance education, develop competencies, and use technology to build the economy in Egypt and at the level of the African continent.
He concluded by affirming the full commitment of the Egyptian and African financial and business community to effective communication and cooperation with the academic community as an essential part of their societal responsibilities, whether in technical or theoretical aspects, transferring our needs, or activating all aspects of cooperation, and this is due to our strong belief in this important point.
