Egypt awards 19 scholarships to Malawi on capacity building

The Egyptian Ambassador to Malawi has awarded 19 new capacity building programs in different department and sectors.

Roy Nkosi recieves his scholarship award from Minister of Information Tourism and Civic Education Jappie Mhango - Pic by Abel Ikiloni
Roy Nkosi recieves his scholarship award from Minister of Information Tourism and Civic Education Jappie Mhango with MC Monaliisa Kachitsa and Egptian ambassador looking on – Pic by Abel Ikiloni

Speaking in Lilongwe Wednesday during the handover ceremony, the Egyptian Ambassador, Maher EL-Adawy said the scholarships will help provide networking with people working all over the world.

“The scholarship means the possibility of strengthening the diplomatic relationship between Egypt and Malawi. This is also a possibility for African countries to get the latest technology and provide an opportunity to network with people working in the same field from all over the world,”

El-Adawy added that 19 are the important figures because they add up to 98 scholarships with previous 79 that Egypt had offered Malawian beneficiaries form different departments since September 2014 till date.

The Egyptians Ambassador said Egypt will continue with these capacity building programs that are aimed to provide participants with the necessary skills and know-how to be ready for the highly competitive world that we live in today.

He appealed to the trainees to share their newly acquired knowledge and experiences with their colleagues, friends and families to maximize the benefit to Malawi and African continent.

In her remarks the Minister of Home Affairs, Dr. Jean Kalirani said the capacity building programs has helped improve the diplomatic relationship between Malawi and Egypt.

She urged the beneficiaries to utilize the opportunity wisely and that they must not bring shame to country by displaying bad behaviors during the training in Egypt.

“Each one of you should do your best, learn what you can and also show your colleagues in Egypt what Malawi is like through your behavior and be our ambassadors.

Catherine Salama, a business lady who owns Mwavava Auto Paints and Safety Product is one of the beneficiaries who said was grateful for the opportunity offered to her and that the knowledge would help her improve her business.

Egypt has since provided 19 capacity building programs in the fields of Health, Police, Information, Diplomacy, Agriculture, Trade, Rural Development, Empowerment of women, Natural Resources, Education among others.

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Brotherhood Morsi
Brotherhood Morsi
8 years ago

What capacity can Eqypt ever provide to anyone? Their military can not even handle 20 poorly equped insurgents in the Sanai, their famars still use antiquated shadoof irrigation methods till now. Stop joking!!! They are up to something these eqyptians, possibly our water since Ethiopia is kicking their but.

malawiam
malawiam
8 years ago

pity their own people are poor and egypt dishing out scholararship. IDIOTS.

moya
moya
8 years ago

Egypt in the middle of their political chaos back home they could still spare something for malawi?we surely are an eye saw, we have become so sympathetic to our fellow African countries.the same feeling u get when u see a beggar in street, even if u are broke u still feel like giving our a little coin to them.

Mogha wa Boyd
Mogha wa Boyd
8 years ago

what criteria did they use to select the beneficiaries of these scholarships? Please, Malawians, wake up. Some people always think that they are more equal than others and they go untouched by manipulating the equal opportunities just to make sure that their kinsmen benefit more than others. This is nobody’s money but it is from the Egyptians so, please, let us play our selection role with integrity by being fair, credible and impartial.

Thom Paul Duncan Nkalodzwa
Thom Paul Duncan Nkalodzwa
8 years ago

Was the selection of these people free and fair. Don’t trust anything you hear from mapwevupwevu gaffament

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