Egypt's Prime Minister attends Tahya Misr Fund anniversary and youth center development signings

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly attended several developmental events in New Alamein City. He participated in a ceremony marking the 12th anniversary of the Tahya Misr Fund, which focuses on social protection, healthcare, urban development, and economic empowerment.

During the anniversary event, Madbouly announced that the Tahya Misr Fund would provide 100 Umrah trips for the parents of victims and injured individuals from a recent road collision in Ismailia. In respect to the victims, the fund canceled all scheduled artistic performances for the day.

Additionally, Madbouly witnessed the signing of six cooperation protocols and memorandums of understanding between the Ministry of Youth and Sports and various civil society organizations, including the National Alliance for Civil Development Work and the Misr El Kheir Foundation. These agreements aim to develop 23 youth centers across various governorates to enhance their community and developmental roles.