The Abou El-Enein Foundation for Social and Charitable Work, a member of the National Alliance for Civil Development Work, organized literacy exams today, Monday, at its headquarters in Giza.
Originally, only two exam rooms were planned; however, due to the overwhelming response from local residents, the number of exam rooms was increased to four, reflecting the community's growing interest in education initiatives.
The Abou El-Enein Foundation is dedicated to promoting education and combating illiteracy through innovative adult learning programs, creating an inclusive educational environment.
Literacy is considered a cornerstone of individual and community empowerment, directly contributing to sustainable development.
The foundation operates under the leadership of Parliament Deputy Speaker Mohamed Abou El-Enein, who serves as Chairman of the Board, alongside Mrs. Somaya Abou El-Enein, Vice Chairman.
The foundation plays a key role in raising awareness and promoting the importance of education as a fundamental right for all.
The Abou El-Enein Foundation emphasized the crucial role of literacy in improving living conditions and increasing economic opportunities for individuals. It is a self-funded organization and does not accept donations, showcasing its commitment to sustainability and transparency in its operations.
Looking ahead, the foundation aims to continue its efforts to enhance education, working towards its goal of creating an educated and empowered society, which will contribute to the development of the entire community.
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