Egypt to give more scholarships to Malawians for capacity building -Ambassador

Egyptian Ambassador to Malawi,  Maher El-Adawy, has said his country will give more training opportunities for Malawians in a diverse of sectors in the North African State.

El-Adawy (L) presents an award to a Malawi army officier at capacity building training program
El-Adawy (L) presents an award to a Malawi army officier at capacity building training program

He said  on Wednesday at his residence in Lilongwe when he officially handed over training scholarships to 21 individuals from a cross-section of professionals  that the scholarships is  one way of building human resource capacity to facilitate development in Malawi.

The  current training programmes in part have been selected to develop capacity for public sector reform, concentrating on strategic planning and evaluation performance of government institutions as well as mechanisms to develop and implement strategies to combat corruption, said the Egyptian Ambassador.

The training areas included solar energy technology and energy efficiency, strategic planning and evaluation performance of government institutions as well as mechanisms to develop and implement strategies to combat corruption, medical coexistence, quality nursing care to prevent maternal and fetal death, mechatronics, dialysis and countering international crimes for female judges.

Egyptian Ambassador said this year the number of beneficiaries is expected to exceed last year’s 157.

“Last year, we gave training opportunities to 157 individuals and this year we have already given training opportunities to 81 people and I am sure that by the end of the year over 200 people will have benefited,” said El-Adawy.

He said “these training programs will have a positive impact for the development of Malawi”.

 

High Court of Malawi Judge Fiona Mwale,  one of the beneficiarie who attended a training in countering international crimes for female judges, said the programme she will attend will improve her comprehension of new laws in the country with regard to combating international crimes in part.

Deputy Minister of Defense, Pastor Malason Ndau said Egypt is a friend indeed for Malawi, as it has been a great friend especially in providing training opportunities for Malawians.

Ndau also urged the awardees to take the trainings serious, and share the knowledge and use the knowledge in their day to day work.

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Concerned
Concerned
7 years ago

Either Egypt or Malawi is a liar. Last year they paraded friends on the TV and gave them envelopes symbolising the award. None went to Egypt. As I am talking, the guys are still in Malawi yet the trip was supposed to take place in February 2016. Malawians are watching.

Najere Chitekwe
Najere Chitekwe
7 years ago

The lady in black skirt is advertising

mzee
mzee
7 years ago

H.E the Ambassador of Egypt to Malawi is a very humble man and he is always trying hard to make sure that he helps in different situations the country is going through be it big or small, imagine up to organising tree-planting and even blood donation to save lives of our sisters and brothers. May the Lord God bless him and his country.

golo
golo
7 years ago

The Egyptian Ambassador seems to be the busiest ambassador at the moment . I always admire Egypts friendly stance to Malawi as a country regardless of who is in power in Egypt and who is in power here in our country.They may have other issues but honestly this ambassador is doing his best.

Trendex
Trendex
7 years ago

NO SECURITY IN EGYPT. MUKAFELAKO ZA ZII. BWANJI MUPITE KWINA KUKAPITILIZA MAPHUNZIRO?

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