Chancellor Amal Ammar, President of the National Council for Women, witnessed the activities of the closing ceremony of the project & quot; addressing the economic motives for illegal immigration & quot;, which is implemented by the Council in partnership with the European Union, in the presence and honor of Ambassador Wael Badawi, Deputy Assistant Foreign Minister for Immigration and Refugees and Combating Human Traffick European, Dr. Ahmed Ghoneim, CEO of the Grand Egyptian Museum, at the headquarters of the Grand Egyptian Museum.
The Chancellor Amal Ammar opened her speech by expressing & nbsp; Pride and gratitude, from the heart of the Grand Egyptian Museum, stressing that history stands as a witness to the greatness of a civilization that does not know the departure, as it is not a coincidence that this great edifice is the place of our celebration, as the effects of our ancestors have been destroyed among its walls, we are immortalized today the steps of Egyptian women who decided to make a different impact in their reality, in their villages, and in the future of our homeland. With sincere thanks and appreciation to His Excellency Dr. Maya Morsi, Minister of Social Solidarity, who launched the project and achieved its great successes in light of her assumption of the presidency of the National Council for Women, and also extended its sincere thanks and appreciation to the European Union for this fruitful partnership. The present and future of our societies, which is illegal immigration, and specifically its economic dimensions, explaining that addressing the causes of illegal immigration begins from the roots, from supporting women and youth, and from providing training and qualification opportunities, and from enhancing the culture of entrepreneurship and decent work, stressing that the project is a true embodiment of our belief in the council that empowering women economically is the cornerstone in the face of many social and economic challenges and from them, illegal immigration Contrary to that the woman is half of society, she is able to build a new, conscious and able generation, when the opportunity is granted and opened before them the door of hope and work. & nbsp; & nbsp;
Ammar also indicated that the project came as a continuation of national efforts in light of Egypt adopting an integrated strategy to eliminate illegal immigration, and the formation of the Coordination Committee to combat trafficking in human beings and illegal immigration led by Ambassador Naela Jabr, until it became a successful international model in combating illegal immigration, amid an international tribute to the Egyptian state’s dealings with this file, In light of its keenness to adhere to international agreements, as it succeeded in stopping illegal immigration flows, in addition to that Egypt succeeded in controlling its land and sea borders, and Egypt was keen to train and qualify young people in cooperation with a number of ministries and state institutions, as well as cooperation with international partners to achieve sustainable development goals. Models are considered one of the most important successes of the project that will extend to others, the first of which is the arrival of women’s products to display within the Grand Egyptian Museum, and this is not just a marketing of a product, but rather a honor for the identity and recognition of the ability of Egyptian women to transform heritage into economic value, and popular creativity into a contemporary craft, among the greatness of civilization, the skilled hands of Egyptian women stand as a natural extension of the spirit of the ancestors, and a message that says that women today A maker of history, for the economy, and for beauty. The project women succeeded in providing high quality products and craftsmanship thanks to the efforts of project experts and consultants, and they succeeded in more success in publicizing their cooperative societies, which I consider the second model for the success of the project, and what is proud of this context is that the cooperative association is not only an economic framework, but a safe space for empowerment, training, and confidence building where women give a voice in decision -making, a place in the labor market, and a network, and a network Support extends from a small idea to a productive project, and from a simple product to the stability of a whole family, and women become part of a collective entity that guarantees them continuity, and breaks the barrier of economic and social isolation, it is an invaluable tool in fighting poverty, reducing the motives of immigration, and making a generation that believes in the opportunity within his homeland. To serve as a way to encourage every woman to provide products with the required quality and sustainability standards, which qualifies her to obtain the seal, which is a sustainable national system to empower Egyptian women economically, where the seal is granted to women’s products. And institutions, & nbsp; And a loyal team from the council, the coaches, consultants and project experts who made unremitting efforts to reach this moment that we are witnessing today.
