A graduate of Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership meets the Senegalese ambassador to Egypt

The Senegalese Ambassador to Egypt, Abu Bakr Sarr received a graduate of Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership - Batch 3,  Fatoumata Caroline Ndiaye in the embassy of Senegal in Cairo.
The meeting addressed the definition of Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership - Batch 3, discussed and explored the possibility of conducting and implementing  an exchange program between the Egyptian and Malawian youth to  strengthen the bilateral relations between Egypt and Malawi through the  youth leaders and Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership.
The Egyptian Ministry of Youth and Sports had organized the events of the fellowship under the auspices of the President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi with the participation of 150 youth leaders from Non-Aligned States and friendly countries from May 31 to June 17, 2022 at Engineering Authority House in Cairo.
Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership aims at exchanging the unique Egyptian experience of  building and founding national institutions.  As well as creating a generation of youth leaders from Non-Aligned States of the  vision in line with South-South cooperation. Moreover, it  seeks to raise awareness  of the historical role of the Non-Aligned  Movement  (NAM) and its role in the future. Furthermore,  it attempts to revitalize the role of the member states youth of NAM and link the most influential youth leaders of the Non-Aligned States and friendly countries.
In Addition to providing gender-equal opportunity as indicated in the fifth goal of the sustainable development goals 2030.It also empowers youth and gives the opportunity for actors from around the world to engage with each other and establish partnerships in various fields, not only at the continental level, but also globally as indicated in the seventeenth goal of the sustainable development goals.