NAC to Host 7th NYF Tomorrow

Egypt’s new administrative capital (NAC) is set to host the 7th national youth forum (NYF) on July 30 and 31 in the presence of President Abdel Fattah El Sisi and a galaxy of ministers and senior officials.

The choosing of NAC to host the 7th youth conference represents a new beginning for the Egyptian state towards a bright future.

It also delivers a message to the whole world that Egypt is moving on the right track, especially in the light of the national projects being set up by the government nowadays.

Al-Masa Hotel Ready to Receive Participants

The 7th edition of the NYF will be hosted under the slogan of " Innovate and Advance", at Al Masa hotel in the NAC.

The hotel was constructed by the armed forces engineering authority. It’s the first hotel to be finished in the NAC and includes a resort, a lake and a huge conference hall which is established on an area of 42,000 square meters and equipped with the latest techniques.

The conference hall will host the opening and closing sessions of the forum.

 The Forum Agenda

The two-day conference will witness the holding of various sessions, and workshops, during which many national issues will be discussed, including: economic reform measures, national projects and their positive effects on the Egyptian economy, the state budget 2019-2020, as well as the Egyptian stance towards different regional and international files.

The 1st day of the forum will see a simulation model of the Egyptian state, while the 2nd day is set to see the graduation of African students from the country's presidential program to train African youths.

Moreover, the first conference for “Decent Life” initiative will be held, on the sidelines of the forum. This initiative was launched by El Sisi in early 2019 to provide better living conditions for the most needy nationwide.

In addition, the president is also set to answer questions presented by youth through the 'Ask the President' online initiative.

The Conference Attendees

The forum will be attended by around 1,500 youth as well as several public figures, media professionals, statesmen, businessmen, ambassadors of African Union’s (AU) countries and representatives of international organizations.