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peace building and diversity between the Syrian and the Egyptian participants
interactive workshops about many health topics such as first aids for teenagers and mothers from different arabian nationalities
online awareness campaign about COVID-19 preventive and hygienic measures
virtual workshops for kids and teenagers about staying home and new normal health situation during pandemic and infection control

Art Exhibitions : El Sawy Culturewheel is proud to host exhibitions of well-known artists, as well as being a platform for yet unknown students and beginners.
Seminars: initiate dialogue in different subjects on current and long-lasting topics. We value thinking and the freedom of thought and try to encourage them in our seminars.
Awareness Campaign : Every year the El Sawy Culturewheel focuses on one main theme. 2009 was chosen to be the ‘year of Dignity’, in which efforts are directed towards four main points: 1. eliminate the profession of begging 2. revive manhood and courage 3. keep cleanliness and 4. work proficiently. Please check our History of Awareness Campaigns for more information on previous years.
Workshops : Next to concerts, art exhibitions, theater plays and seminars the El Sawy Culturewheel also offers a number of workshops teaching the principles of art in all its disciplines on all levels from beginner to advanced.
Library : The Zamalek main center also provides a library. Although many people enter the El Sawy Culturewheel without noticing it, since it is located behind the gate, our poor library is rich in possessing a wide range of books for children and adults in Arabic, English and French. Everyone may enter, pick and read a book. El Sawy Culturewheel members can even borrow the books and read them at home.
Magazine : After only four years of existence, in 2007 El Sawy Culturewheel launched its quarterly magazine El Sakia el Warakeya - an integrated Culture magazine, written in Standard Arabic, directed towards the youth. El Sakia el Warakeya magazine provides information about all fields of culture and covers news of the El Sawy Culturewheel as well as other cultural centers.
Radio : Now in 2009, the El Sawy Culturewheel started its own online radio
station Sound of Sakia. It's mission is to enrich the cultural scene in Egypt by expanding the reach of El Sawy Culturewheel’s stage for local artists, workshops and speakers through high quality cultural online programming to be accessible to a broader audience in Egypt and worldwide.
Children : Children are on top of our priorities. Therefore we initiated the program Let me Think – LMT. LMT is a workshop designed to teach children to think, imagine and develop solutions and ideas for specific virtual situations and problems. The aim of the program is to show children how thinking could be a fun activity, by inciting them to do it informally through mind exercise and games.http://www.culturewheel.com/eng/Activities

- health sector
- vocational training
- small & micro business
- scholarships
- education and professional development

Our organization is a non profit unit proposing various events (concerts, plays, cinema, exhibitions, seminars, workshops …); the place is equipped with stages, cinema screens and all kinds of audio-visual aids. Our mission is to spread culture among the people and to protect the freedom of expression and the freedom of our visitors to enjoy culture. Today, thanks to the support of people sharing our values, our center is growing and proposing three events per day, through the year

As the only Scandinavian Center in Middle East and Africa we offer language educational programmes, an opportunity to learn Swedish, Norwegian and Danish in Egypt. No other institutes teaches the Scandinavian languages. We offer Arabic Courses to Scandinavian students who wish to come and study Arabic at our center and we offer the students accommodation as well. Our activities includes to be a part of the Scandinavian community living in Egypt and offer them a meeting place at the center where they can meet other Scandinavians and make friends and to help to preserve the Scandinavian Culture and traditions. To be a part of cultural dialogs and exchanges between the Scandinavian countries and Egypt. SCC has also taken the initiative to create a an non profit educational programme in a suburb to Cairo-Shobr-el skema, which is one of the poorest suburbs in Cairo. Our objective is to help to improve peoples living conditions by teaching them to read and write, teach them English. Our main targets are children, youth and women.

Scandinavian Culture Center:
The center is a meeting place for Egyptians, who wants to know more about Scandinavia, and where Scandinavians working in Egypt, can meet and develop contacts in Cairo.
We want to increase the knowledge about the Nordic countries for Egyptians, and for Scandinavians to know more about Egypt. The Center offers seminars, conferences, art exhibitions and film-documentaries about the different Scandinavian forms of government, culture and arts.
The Center has a library, a gallery and is the only institution in Africa and Middle East which offers teaching in the Swedish, Danish and Norwegian languages. The Center also has teaching in Arabic for Scandinavians and special courses for Master students in cooperation with Lund University. In the Center there are student lodgings.
Swedish House
Swedish House is a five storey building, situated in Shubra al-Kheima, a poor and polluted area in a suburb to Cairo. Here we initiate
living for two Swedish guest students
daycare for children when their mothers work or study
a center where women can be taught to read and write and also give them a possibility to learn an activity where they can earn money. The goal is to give these women social protection and a higher status in the society.
library and place for studying.

1. Creation of networks of professionals and researchers of broad expertise in biomedical research and bioethics.
2. Development and conduct training programs.
3. Setting up accreditation systems.
4. Establishment of a peer-reviewed and internationally-indexed journal.
5. Dissemination of information and researches findings.
6. Development of teaching resources (books, CDs, digital resources)
7. Organizing conferences, workshops, and awareness campaigns to scientific organizations and to the society.

Scouting4Peace Foundation plans to develop programs in various charitable fields. These fields include:
• Friendship between nations
• Mother and child care
• Family care
• Culture, Scientific, and Environmental actions
• Special Needs care
• Care for street children
• Environmental education and protection
• Family economic development
• Human resource education
• Human and youth rights
We will utilize youth and scout involvement in order to work in each one of these fields. By using youth volunteers to help plan, fund, and carry out projects in these fields, we aim to both contribute to these fields and educate our volunteers.
Scouting4Peace Foundation also plans to expand the role of its international peace clubs. We will also develop a system whereby peace clubs will receive up-to-date information on current Scouting4Peace events and projects, as well as ideas for projects of their own.

? The ICT4D “Information and Communication Technology for Development” Youth Caucus program.
? ISSD “Information Society and Sustainable Development”.
? TIG “Taking IT Global”.
? Euro-Med YOUTH Program:
o Euro Med Youth Award winners, October 2005.
? YES Network-Egypt (Youth Employment Summit):
o The campaign adopts the banner of the 6 E's: Employability, Employment Creation, Equity-equal opportunity, Entrepreneurship, Environmental sustainability and Empowerment.
? AIMUN “Alexandria International Model United Nations”
A non formal education method used as a Leadership training tool.
? On Going Projects:
o SDA Training Center for Non-Formal-Education
For more info: www.sda-web.org