Tareek
17 Sobki st Dokki
Giza
Egypt
- Arts
- Democracy and community development
- Environment/Sustainable development
- Gender
- Human rights
- International/Cultural relations
- Youth and education
General Culture activities
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17 Sobki st Dokki
Giza
Egypt
General Culture activities
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5 Mokarar, El Shaheed Sayed Zakaria Khalil St.,4th Fl.,Sheraton Heliopolis, Cairo
Cairo
Egypt
The Council's Objectives
- To facilitate closer contacts and ties between Egypt and Europe, and build goodwill and better fellowship for members around the region;
- To provide the appropriate forum for discussion, exchange of viewpoints and build a network of communication on different issues of mutual interest;
- To develop a comprehensive vision, a sophisticated data base, a specialised library and vibrant web-site on various spheres of business;
- To provide workable mechanisms for the Council's members to have immediate access to governmental departments, non-governmental organisations and specialised agencies in Egypt and all over Europe;
- To encourage European and Egyptian corporations to identify niche markets in which to operate; providing exporters and importers with technical, authentic and detailed information that they may need to enter such markets;
- To offer an appropriate platform for notable visiting speakers from Europe, and facilitate promotion visits of Egyptians to Europe;
- To help technological cooperation, and facilitate training, retraining with the European Union
- To act as a vehicle to raise members' awareness of different European development programmes and opportunities;
- To promote a closer relationship and networking between civil society organisations in Egypt and Europe;
- To address issues of multinational character, such as Trade and Trade Related issues, E-Commerce, Investment, Tourism, Intellectual Property Rights and Regional Cooperation.
- To attract investments and join ventures into main sectors, such as communication, transport, banking, insurance, ect.
to create new job opportunities for generations to come, by helping in providing a sound sustainable economic, and social development and indispensable infrastructure.
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74 El Gomhoria St.Ramsis, Cairo
Cairo
Egypt
• To build a World of Brotherhood.
• To develop young people, Spiritually, Mentally and Physically.
• To work with local communities, to achieve their goals, for better standard of living.
• To serve the whole community with disregard to color, gender, religion or nationality
Children and Youth sections
From 1 – 5 KG.
Then sections from 5 – 8, from 8 – 12, and from 12 – 16 years old
These sections have a unique system of self-government to train young people in Democracy.
Young adults department
• From 16 years old, until graduation form University, emphasis for young adults are put on rendering services to local communities and needy groups.
• This is beside the rich traditional YMCA programs.
Adult department
• From about 25 years old and up. This department also provides the YMCA and the local community with the volunteer leadership.
Other activities in different YMCAs:
- Information Technology Club and Language Lab:
Aims to develop skills and raise youth efficiency in ICT, to enable them to participate in work field/ to be able to enter and join work field and find job opportunities.
- Health Projects:
Co-operation between Coptic Evangelical Organization for Social Services (CEOSS) and the Egyptian Swiss Development Fund (ESDF).
newcairo-altgamoo altalet- masaken alsherkaalarbia
cairo
Egypt
Message Center: baptizing the center to the defense of human rights and to promote a culture of democracy, especially after the revolution of the twenty-fifth of January, which eliminated the provision Aldictauori and opened prospects for good governance and freedom of opinion and expression on the wide of the draws of the Egyptian people which is attached as passengers in democratic countries, and here we seek to work in an institutional To promote democracy in every way possible and address any violation is located on any Egyptian citizen, regardless of sex, religion, creed or political affiliation in order to ensure the values of tolerance and citizenship among all the Egyptian people.
The Centre for the thawra in the field of democracy and human rights, and adopt the defense of freedom of opinion and expression and the dissemination of the values of tolerance in society, respect each other, as well as promote a culture of human rights, especially among young people to help create a new generation in the nation's progress.
Does not have a place for the implementation of the projects did not receive funding, but he participated in the implementation of several training for youth on political participation, as well as training of journalists on freedom of opinion and expression and the legal framework governing them to participate with other centers.
81, Kanoub Street, off La Gaîté Street, Ibrahimmiya
Alexandria
Egypt
- Developing extra-curricular activities.
- Developing creativity as an added value to our community.
- Developing the ability for Egyptians to live in a globalized world, by promoting such qualities as democracy and tolerance.
- Creating a new global personality, regardless of gender and religion, within the Egyptian society.
- Workshops in developing creativity, organized within the Cognitive Centre's premises or in government and private schools
- Development of educational culture within the family context.
- Helping children to overcome their disabilities in education.
- Special trainings for teachers, mostly focusing on developing their creativity.
- Project with the British Council in Cairo aiming at creating a manual for civic and human rights education in schools.
- Conferences targeting the community and aiming at changing mentalities in the society.
- 2 projects in the filed of changing the educational system (one related to setting educational standards, and the second one promoting public education and fighting private tuition).
- Developing the awareness and creativity of the children in need within the framework of the Coptic Church.
- Running of a unit of psychological assessment.
El Shatby, Alexandria 21526, Egypt
Alexandria
Egypt
The Forum aims to defend others’ freedom of expression and to understand human civilizations on national, regional and international levels, as well as promote and support the role of civil societies through the creation of networks and outreach programs in an attempt to create a vision of a promising future for the Arab region.
The Dialogue Forum is concurrently responsible for the Arab Reform Forum, the brain child of the recommendations of the first Arab Reform Conference in 2004, culminated in the Alexandria Declaration. The Arab Refom Forum organizes regular workshops and seminars in areas affecting Social, Political, Economic or Cultural reform, as well as an annual conference which has taken place since 2004, and has recently taken a visionary strategy by becoming the Arab Future Conference, beginning 2010. Other reform projects include the Development Gateway; the Arab Reform Observatory; the coalition for Fighting Corruption and Promoting Transparency; and the Info Mall.
Arab youth and middle generations are equally engaged through a number of ongoing projects and regular brainstorming sessions. The Youth are provided a regular platform for exchange and voicing of opinions and thoughts, through the annual Arab Youth Forum, as well as being offered various opportunites to build on existing skills, and acquire grants and scholarships to help them leave their imprint on society through small yet effect projects.
High Institute of Public Health, 165 ElHorreya Avenue, Hadara.
Alexandria
Egypt
Our mission is to establish functional links between cancer research groups operating in Egyptian universities and research centres that enable them to share resources and expertise, conduct large multicentric and multi-institutional studies, address nationwide cancer research priorities and provide a robust evidence base for strategic planning for cancer health services Nationally and regionally.
We aim to expand our network regionally and internationally ; as well as our role . Thus by promoting and facilitating research partnerships that allow colleagues across cultures to get to know each other from a starting point of a joint perspective, and hence allow cross-cultural flow of communication alongside research activities with the purpose of enhancing peace, tolerance and understanding between cultures.
We hope that by participating in the AFL network, we will be able to benefit from the connections with colleagues worldwide and at the same time we hope to be able to offer a means for spreading AFL mission among Egyptian researchers.
Work Agenda:
1– To assemble a directory of research institutions and organizations involved in cancer research in Egypt
2– To assemble a directory of individual researchers and their specific areas of expertise and contact details
To conduct open discussion forum alongside local and National conferences that aim to identify National priorities in cancer research and possibilities for collaboration on specific projects
3– To develop research programs that shall be conducted in collaboration among the network members
4– To locate and advertise funding opportunities for cancer research
5– To connect with regional and international cancer research organizations
Currently, we have several active research programs: - a breast cancer program titled: Genetic, Hormonal and cultural determinants of breast cancer risk in Egyptian women under 50. - utilization of 5HTT gene polymorphism as a prognostic indicator in cancer. - National HCV prevalence study and others
18, Mahmoud Bassiouni, Tahrir
Cairo
Egypt
I. Background:
The Federation was founded by 11 of the most active youth-led NGOs in Cairo, Alexandria and Minia and registered on the 14th of January 2006 at the Egyptian Ministry of Social Solidarity (registration # 4/2006). The federation is considered an umbrella and hub of Egyptian youth-led NGOs and NGOs working in the area of youth development. It is targeting to constitute all youth related NGOs in Egypt. Currently it has 14 members.
II. Mandate/Mission:
The federation main objectives are: first, to build the capacity of its member NGOs; second, to coordination of development efforts among its member NGOs; third to improve communication and coordination between the youth civil society (including NGOs and others) and other sectors like the donor, private and governmental sectors in their youth development activities; fourth establish national, regional and international youth contacts, exchange programs
1. Capacity Building activities
2. Networking & Promoting Youth Civic Engagement
3. Support of Youth-led NGOs
4. Regional & International activities:
18 atfet el dewidar from Mohamed abdou st, behind el azhar mosque
Cairo
Egypt
Preserving the cultural heritage and the distinct principles , values of the Islamic architectural and urban character in the Arab World; as well as upgrading the urban surrounding ; training the local architects and craftsmen to work on a proper way according to the universal standards and preparing the historic buildings for an adaptable reuse for the social, cultural economical benefits of the local communities.
1. Scientific Restoration Researches.
2. Historical & Architectural studies.
3. Architectural Documentation studies.
4. Monitoring using photogrammetry.
5. Assessment of structure behavior.
6. Rehabilitation of Urban fabrics.
7. Restoration of monuments.
8. Construction of sacral buildings.
9. Projects’ supervision.
10. Training programs.
11 b Cobba Street, Heliopolis, Masr el gedida, Cairo, Egypt.
Cairo
Egypt
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