Cairo: Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly delivered a recorded speech during the launch ceremony of the National Youth and Sports Strategy 2025-2032, organised by the Ministry of Youth and Sports. The ceremony marked the rollout of Egypt's first national strategy focused on youth and sports, aligning with the state's comprehensive efforts towards sustainable human development and youth empowerment, coinciding with International Youth Day.According to State Information Service Egypt, Prime Minister Madbouly emphasized that the government, following directives from President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, prioritizes the youth and sports sectors due to their significant role in modern state-building, shaping generational awareness, and fostering economic and social progress.The strategy, developed by the Ministry of Youth and Sports in collaboration with various ministries, United Nations organizations, the private sector, and civil society, serves as a roadmap to enhance youth participation in development and leverag e sports as a means of soft power and national income.The Prime Minister reiterated the Egyptian state's commitment to implementing the strategy through integrated efforts and investments in youth capabilities, viewing them as Egypt's true wealth. Dr. Madbouly concluded by expressing gratitude to those involved in the strategy's preparation, hopeful for its positive impact on the youth and the nation.
PM Unveils National Youth and Sports Strategy 2025-2032
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