ABA Activities include:
1) Lobbying, undertaken separately and in co-operation with other bodies in the Egyptian society.
2) Providing members with information about the general business environment, with knowledge and know-how, and with keys of access to foreign markets, in order to improve their capability to face the challenges of globalization.
3) Social services, as part of a business community that believes in its responsibility to improve the welfare of its employees, their working and living conditions, and in shaping the future of their communities.
Services provided to Members:
1- Provide members with current information about local and foreign markets.
2- Organize seminars and events that address economic issues of interest to businessmen.
3- Organize business delegations to visit foreign markets and participate in government missions.

the organization seeks to find fund to the following projects: 1. human is your rights. 2. elevate the awareness with the FGM harms and resistance of it. 3. establish report about the women status.

AFS IP operations started in Egypt in 1959. Since 1980, AFS IP program operations have been coordinated through the national office in Egypt: Egyptian Society for Intercultural Exchange. AFS Egypt is responsible for sending Egyptian youth on cultural exchange programs all over the globe- to over twenty countries. In addition, AFS Egypt hosts young adults from abroad who have a strong desire to learn about and understand the culture of Egypt. These young leaders live with an Egyptian family and either volunteer their time to work on a community-based project in the area or attend an academic year in an Egyptian high school.
The AFS network is volunteer-based comprised of host families, host schools, volunteers, and AFS staff.

FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE
AHED functions through three thematic programs - which are organically-linked - namely the Health Policies and Systems Program (HPSP), Disability Program (DP) and the Environment and Development Program (EDP). In addition, the Resources, Information, Publications and Documentation Unit and the Administrative and Financial Unit both play an essential role in supporting the three programs.
CURRENT PROGRAM PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES
Health Policies and Systems Program (HPSP)
•Compiling and regularly updating a report for wide circulation on the current Status of Health and Health Services in Egypt (Egyptian Health Watch).
Disability Program (DP)
•Empowerment of persons with special needs (PSN) and their families, and assisting their initiatives towards the establishing their own organizations to represent their own needs and advocate for their rights
Environment and Development Program (EDP)
Overall:
•Working to widen existing space and promote new ways to channel and facilitate the expression and defense of people's resource-related claims into the legal-institutional arena
Resources, Publications, and Documentation Unit

The Centre publishes the Arab Strategic Report since 1985.
It is also involved in the publication of several books, periodicals, weekly articles, as well as in the organisation of seminars, and finally the undertaking of surveys and studies on areas related to its field of research.

Exchange - providing our members with work experience in management,IT, education, and development.
Egyptian Ambassadors Program: Every year AIESEC in Egypt sends Egyptian university graduates abroad to work in an international traineeship placement.
Nour Program: AIESEC Egypt and AIESEC Holland started an exchange program initiative last year.The project was launched Summer 06 and Egypt received 4 Dutch undergraduates.
Salaam Program: is a joint initiative between Aiesec in the United States, Aiesec in Morocco,Tunisia,Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.
Leadership Experiences - providing our members with valuable practical experience in both hard and soft skills in management and leadership.
Conferences and seminars - our members gain organisation and leadership skills as well as opportunity to receive trainings, and develop our global network.
Learning Networks – through virtual and physical interaction, enabling young people to develop skills,knowledge,and networks on topics of interest.
Regional projects - developing projects, following different realities and issues relevant in the respective regions.

*Future Media Practitioners (2007-2009) funded by the USAID to build capabilities of 696 media practitioners in Alexandria, Behira and Matrouh.
*consciousness of Justice (2009) with the participation of the judges of the supreme court, lawyers and NGOs to establish the independence of the judiciary authorities.
*Role of Civil society in strengthening transparency in government with the United Group (lawyers and legal consultants) funded by the USAID.
*Looking after hard of hearing individuals; providing them with opportunities for entertainment like attending the African Nations Football Cup games in 2006.
*Establishing a center for people with special needs and / or learning difficulties.
*Preparing and organizing sports tournaments for members of 16 youth centers in West Alexandria district with 200 athletics of various ages and occupations participating annually.
*Fight privet lessons by organizing free classes for high school students and organizing courses to prepare students for universities. Honoring excelling students in cooperation with political and public leaderships.
*Participating in the program of "establishing capabilities for NGOs' grants" organized by the Egyptian Center for NGOs support.
*Playing the role of the general coordinator of "Towards Better Understanding of NGOs Law" project for lawyers and NGOs in Alexandria and Behayira, organized by the United Group (lawyers, economic and legal counselors).
*Participating in media (media practitioner) development program within its framework to support NGOs and upgrade the skills of CSOs media practitioners, with the financial support of the USAID.

1- Alleviating different forms of violence against women within marginalized communities.
2- Combating HIV/AIDS among vulnerable women in Greater Cairo.
3- Promoting leadership among youth
4- Empowerment model for women and graduated girls in Ezbet El Haggana
5- Defending people’s right to access safe water in Ezbet El Haggana
6- Holding summer camp for children
7- Combating the phenomena of dropping-out of schools among vulnerable children in Ezbet El Haggana

Main project is in the making for winter 2009/2010 and beyond.
Larger youth exchange program, one week in winter & one week in summer sending young members to cities in the region with Armenian population such as Aleppo, Damascus, Beirut, Amman, Jerusalem, Athens, Larnaca and Nicosia to learn more of those countries and be part of cultural and local events at those cities organized by local Chapters of the AGBU there and in return offer those Chapters the chance to send their youth to Alexandria.

Areas of interets:
- Poverty. Aims at raising the level of well-being of poor families through accessing employment, training, job placement and small entreprises.
- Education. Works on increasing enrolment of children in schools, reducing drop-out from school, revising extra-curriculum activities, reducing illiteracy rate and creating a supportive community to the school.
- Health. Aims at providing access for women to health services and also at changing harmful health habits and practises.
- Public participation. Works on increasing women's participation in the decision-making process through encouraging them to join political parties and to run for elections as well helping them to acquire relevant skills in this field.
- Violence. Combats all kinds of violence affecting women through awareness raising and rehabilitation.
- Finally, organises meetings and conferences about issues related to the above topics as well as all sorts issues related to women.