National Initiative for Green Smart Projects General Co. reviews the participation mechanisms of the Women's Series

 Ambassador Hisham Badr, Chief Coordinator of the National Smart Green Projects Initiative, Chairman of the Organizing Committee, and Chief Inspector of the Egyptian Government Award for Excellence in the conference on women's rights to law and society. 

 

  At the beginning of the participation, Ambassador Hisham Badr thanked all the category winners in the first session of the Smart Green Projects initiative, especially the category of women's projects at the level of all governorates. 

 

  He also thanked the parties, the successful partners of the previous and current sessions of the initiative, various ministries, the Ministry of Communications and Environment, the Ministry of Immigration, the Ministry of Local Development, the National Women's Council, and all federal governors. 

 

 

 In his second session, Ambassador Hisham Badr reviewed the objectives and category of the Smart Green Projects initiative, especially the category of projects related to women, climate change, and sustainable development. 

 

 She also called on women at the conference to abandon their projects and participate in the initiative before they close the doors to proposals on the first day of next September because they have a concrete and clear role in climate action.

 At the same time, he called on all the participants of this session to quickly formalize their appointments so that they have the opportunity to participate in the national conference in the presence of the prime minister and governors and participate in the activities of COP28 in Dubai.  

 

 Ambassador Hisham Badr stated that his project, which serves the purpose of women's empowerment and develops solutions to climate change and environmental issues, has the right to participate in every woman of all counties and that this project is green and intelligent. 

 

 Badr noted that the number of projects participating in the women's channel reached more than 1,000 projects in its first session out of a total of about 6,300 participating projects in all categories of the initiative, reflecting the interest and awareness of Egyptian women in all governorates. 

 

 Ambassador Hisham Badr referred to the training and workshops organized under the initiative either in the governorates or online on its various E-platforms. 

 He pointed to partnerships in the second round of the initiative with several different entities, including the Ministry of Education, Higher Education, Research, Youth and Sports, and Immigration and Social Solidarity. 

Ambassador Hisham Badr also reviewed the different categories of the Egyptian Government Excellence Award. 

The award includes increasing equal opportunities and empowering women. 

 

 

 He explained that the award is primarily aimed at deepening the culture of excellence and strengthening the competitive spirit to develop human capacity and achieve tremendous institutional results. 

 

 During the conference, Ambassador Hisham Badri, Chief Coordinator of the National Initiative for Smart Green Projects and Chief Superintendent of the Egyptian Government Award for Excellence was honored.