Nagib Abdalla," a Nasser alumni, runs for the elections of the Engineers Syndicate in Kafr El Sheikh
Engineer Nagib Abdalla, a graduate of the fourth edition of Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership, has announced his candidacy for the midterm renewal elections of the Engineers Syndicate branch in Kafr El Sheikh, specifically for the consolidated division seat (Petroleum and Mining) for the year 2024. The voting is scheduled to take place on Friday, February 23.
Nageeb Abdullah began his professional journey during his university years, participating in the establishment of several student and civil entities, including the Arab Dream Association, which aimed to provide joint student contributions to support students and raise cultural awareness. He has also contributed as a partner in various civil society organizations with a clear social impact, believing in the social responsibility towards the youth generation. Abdullah graduated from the Faculty of Petroleum and Mining Engineering at Suez University and worked as a petroleum engineer in the renewable energy sector. Additionally, he studied Business Administration at the Higher African Studies Institute at Cairo University.
Nagib Abdalla contributed to numerous initiatives and research papers at various local and international conferences, including the World Youth Forum, the Sustainable Development Ambassadors Program, the Climate Ambassadors Initiative, and the African Thousand Leaders Project. Furthermore, he made valuable contributions to energy and climate conferences, including the COP27 Climate Conference. His work extends to various research and field projects in the fields of energy and the environment, collaborating with international partners, including the Norwegian partnership and the Egyptian government, represented by the Ministry of Petroleum and the Ministry of Environment, to support green transformation and provide environmentally and economically sustainable alternatives that achieve all dimensions of sustainable development.
Regarding his electoral program, Engineer Nagib Abdalla clarified his commitment and belief in social responsibility, extending it to serve the profession and the syndicate by presenting future options aimed at bringing about change to elevate trade union work and enhance the role of the established union, founded in 1946, to oversee the engineering profession and its practitioners. He emphasized that the upcoming action plan is expected to expand the union's role to larger areas that serve engineers on social and health levels, providing essential and necessary services in various files still under consideration or subject to questioning by the general assembly members. He pointed out that this can only be achieved through joint efforts and working with a spirit of teamwork to overcome current crises and challenges.
