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By Baboloki Semele
Cairo, Egypt is bracing to host youths from across the continent and beyond for the 3rd Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership, to be held from 31 May 2022 to 17 June 2022.
In its third edition, the movement organized the second virtual training for participants from non-aligned countries and friendly countries.
The Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership – in its third edition, is held by the Ministry of Youth and Sports under the auspices of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of Egypt.
The ministry organized the second virtual training to be held before the start of the activities for non-Egyptian participants in Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership.
It will have representatives from 73 countries from non-Egyptian youth of non-aligned countries and friendly countries. It is being held in cooperation with the National Institute of Governance. Dr. Dina Talaat, Director of the Center for Governance at the National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development, at the Ministry of Planning will be in attendance.
The fellowship participants will be introduced to the concepts of leadership, authority, and leadership principles in large companies in addition to talking about leadership transformation and exemplary leadership practices.
On her part, Ta’at praised the cadres participating in the Fellowship and said she is hopeful of their experience sharing. The Nasser Fellowship is a model and a mechanism worthy of complementing the efforts of the Egyptian state in playing its role entrusted with enhancing the role of youth locally, regionally, continentally, and internationally.
Participants will be provided with all forms of support, rehabilitation, and training, in addition to empowering them in leadership positions and benefiting from their abilities and ideas.
Ghazaly, founder and general coordinator of the Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership, added that the third edition of Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership entitled “South-South Cooperation, South and Youth of the Non-Aligned Movement” aims to have participants sit together at one table to discuss among them the lessons learned from the Non-Aligned Movement, and its impact on the world in light of the intense conflicts at that time.
The participants will lay down ways to revive the principles of non-alignment and formulate a new concept in accordance with the data of time from youth perspectives.
