On November 9, 2022, at precisely six o’clock in the evening, the Supreme Council of Culture’s Young Committee will host a symposium titled “The National Dialogue. What does the youth want?”
The symposium is sponsored by Dr. Hisham Azmi, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Culture, and Dr. Nevin Al-Kilani, Minister of Culture.
Mona Al-Hadidi, a professor of sociology at Helwan University, was the subject of a decision made by the Council’s Youth Committee.
Dr. Ahmed Fathi, the decision of the Youth Committee for the National Dialogue, Dr. Ahmed Mujahid, the assistant decision of the Culture Committee for the National Dialogue, and Dr. Hossam Badrawi, adviser to the National Dialogue for Egypt Vision 2030.
A competition for young people in the area of anti-corruption was recently launched by the Supreme Council for Culture’s Digital Culture and Information Information Information Committee. The competition involves creating a digital platform or electronic application for computer or mobile device that includes materials to introduce aspects of corruption and creating an introductory film in the fields of corruption regarding the field of Information.
The rewards have a total value of £23,000 and are allocated as follows: the first prize is worth £10,000; the second prize is worth £8,000; and the third prize is worth £5,000
What Do Young People Want? National Dialogue
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