Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli convened Tuesday with his deputy for human development Khaled Abdel Ghaffar to learn more about the features of "Bedaya," the national project for human development. The project has been designed in alignment with "Egypt Vision 2030" and in the framework of the National Dialogue's outcomes. The main components are preserving Egypt's national security and foreign policy; human capacity-building and welfare boosting; building a competitive economy attractive for investment; and, establishing political stability and national cohesion. Those shall be accomplished by improving healthcare, education, social protection as well as creating more decent job opportunities. That is coupled with a focus on women and youth empowerment, and teaching them the skills needed in the market. Source: State Information Service Egypt
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