Egypt’s Planning Ministry, NIGSD in collaboration with BRISK Business Inc. Organize the closing ceremony of the Project Management Program

 The Ministry of Planning and Economic Affairs organized the closing ceremony of the collaborative project management training program for 96 employees of the ministry and its subdivisions, which had two sessions: Basics of Project Management and International Project Management License. 

The Economic Management Project is funded by the National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development (NIGSD) the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and BRISK Business Inc.

 

  The closing ceremony witnessed the presence of the Permanent Undersecretary of the Ministry Khaled Mustafa, the NIGSD Executive Director Dr. Sherifa Sharif, Dr. Salwa Tabala, the USAID Management Consultant, and Emad Aziz, head of BRISK Business Inc. 

 The closing ceremony was moderated by Dr. Khaled Zakaria, Advisor to the Minister of Public Policy and Planning on Structural Reform and Advisor to the Economic Control Project. 

  Khaled Mustafa emphasized the importance of capacity building and training in the session and emphasized the readiness to ensure that the results of this program are exemplary in terms of competence and capacity building related to the core work of the Ministry of Planning and its subsidiaries. 

Mustafa explained that the program is a unique partnership model between many governmental, non-governmental, international, and private sectors. 

 

  Dr. Sherifa Sherif said that the project management program is one of the most important training programs that the institute has participated in this year, and thanked all the leaders of the program. 

 

 

  Dr. Salwa Tabala emphasized the importance of an accredited certification program in project management and praised the efforts of all who participated in the implementation of the training program.  

 Emad Aziz said that the pre-examinations conducted before and after the program produced excellent results that were better than expected and praised the efforts of all the trainees in the training.  

 He also pointed out that the training was based on the teaching of international scientific departments specialized in project management and international licensing.