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Breakfast was attended Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi And the Ministers of Culture, Tourism and Archeology: the president had an open dialogue with a number of young participants, which lasted about two hours before responding to a request for young people to take with him commemorative photos at the temple.
The dialogue allowed to discuss a number of issues raised by young participants and Youth and development in Africa And ways to strengthen cooperation between Arab and African youth.
President Sisi also recommended to the leadership of the World Youth Forum to consider several proposals formulated by young people, particularly the designation of a number of young Arab and African ambassadors to their country's forum and work to organize the forum periodically under the chairmanship of one of the representatives. Arab and African countries.
The proposals also included the creation of a website in several African languages, in addition to Arabic, English and French, as a permanent window for young people on the continent to keep abreast of developments. of the situation in different countries.
The proposals also include the creation of a permanent mechanism of communication between Arab and African youth and the continuation of common formations.
A young participant suggested that President Sissi, as the current Chairperson of the African Union, work with Leaders of the African continent Open forums for dialogue with young people and revitalize the African Youth Union with a focus on education and development issues.
At the end of the meeting, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi called for swift implementation of the forum's recommendations, particularly with regard to the HIV / AIDS initiative in Africa, and invited young people to work for the protection of their country and the stability of it.
"Al-Sisi directed his speech Arab and African Youth Say: "States are not built with words and demonstrations, but with continuous work and hard work.
The Egyptian president stressed that the future of Arab and African youth and promised that Egypt would pay great attention to the problems of the African continent and its youth.
Son Temple of Philae One of the most important Egyptian temples dedicated to the worship of the goddess Isis and takes its name from the Greek, where means the beloved Philly, but its Arabic name is "Anas being" Regarding the myth of Anas being mentioned in the Book of Thousand and One Nights.
The site of the original temple on Philh Island was transferred to Ijelika Island, about 500 meters from the original site, for fear of sinking due to the construction of the High Dam and the negative impact on the island after the construction of the Aswan I dam in the early 20th century.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and the Ministers of Culture, Tourism and Archeology attended the dinner, which lasted about two hours before responding to the request of the youth to bring him souvenirs. inside the temple.
The dialogue resulted in discussions on a number of issues raised by youth participants and focused on youth and development issues in Africa and ways to enhance cooperation between Arab and African youth.
President Sisi also recommended to the leadership of the World Youth Forum to consider several proposals made by young people, including the appointment of a number of Arab and African youth as ambassadors of the forum in their country and the holding of this forum organized periodically by one of the Arab and African countries.
The proposals also included the creation of a website in several African languages, in addition to Arabic, English and French, as a permanent window for young people on the continent to keep abreast of developments. of the situation in different countries.
The proposals also include the creation of a permanent mechanism of communication between Arab and African youth and the continuation of common formations.
A young participant suggested that President Sissi, as the current Chair of the African Union, should work with African leaders to open up opportunities for dialogue with young people and revitalize the African Union of Youth focusing on education and development issues.
At the end of the meeting, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi called for swift implementation of the forum's recommendations, particularly with regard to the HIV / AIDS initiative in Africa, and invited young people to work for the protection of their country and stability.
"Countries are not built with words or demonstrations, but with continuous work and hard work," Sissi told Arab and African youth.
The Egyptian president stressed that the future of Arab and African youth and promised that Egypt would pay great attention to the problems of the African continent and its youth.
The Philah Temple is one of the most important Egyptian temples dedicated to the worship of the goddess Isis. Its name comes from the Greek, which means the beloved Philly, but its Arabic name is "Anas of Existence" in relation to the legend of the existence of Anas mentioned in the book One Thousand and One Nights.
The site of the original temple on Philh Island was transferred to Ijelika Island, about 500 meters from the original site, for fear of sinking due to the construction of the High Dam and the negative impact on the island after the construction of the Aswan I dam in the early 20th century.
