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At the invitation of the Arab Council for Childhood and Development (1), Prof. Hossam Badrawi participated today in an important workshop organized by the Council entitled “The Digital World and the Culture of the Arab Child” by giving the keynote speech at the workshop in the presence of a large number of public figures and education experts in Egypt and the Arab world
Dr. Badrawi indicated during his inspiring speech that digital transformation and the rapid spread of information and communication technology has become a reality, casting a shadow on children in all their different age stages and on their upbringing culturally, educationally and socially, which requires all educational institutions, preparation and preparation to enable Arab children to be able to deal with This transformation, according to the requirements of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
This workshop is organized by the Council in partnership with the Arab Organization for Education, Culture and Science (ALECSO) (2) and the Arab Gulf Program for Development “AGFUND” (3)
Dr. said. Badrawi: What is our philosophy in dealing with this matter!
Will we resist and reject as our Arab culture is, or will we be among the future makers and participants in its formation?
The void in children and youth will be filled by future technologies, and our fear of declining human communication will be filled by artificial intelligence, educational game makers and digital art.
Ladies and gentlemen, watch out. Either we are or we are not in this new and renewed world
If we want our values ​​to merge with digital, we must discuss them first, agree on positive values, and protect our heritage from what does not fit modernity, reason and science.
The workshop will last for two days in Cairo
The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Hassan Al-Bilawi, Secretary-General of the Arab Council for Childhood and Development, and was attended by a group of thinkers and experts in the fields of childhood and digital technology, representatives of relevant organizations nationally, regionally and internationally, as well as the media and children.
In his paper, Dr. Hossam Badrawi also revealed that there are 3.5 million children added annually to the Arab world, of whom 2.5 million are children in Egypt, and that our children are digital, whether we like it or not. Economy to culture, and it was characterized by dissolving differences.. Virtual reality broke the cultural barrier and class distinction between groups, and expanded the reception circles to include all human beings, considering that this is a dangerous role achieved with the “digital boom”.
He added that the data of the United Nations Children’s Fund “UNICEF” (4) indicated that children who use the Internet amount to one out of every three in the world.

(1) The Arab Council for Childhood and Development is an Arab non-governmental organization with a legal personality working in the field of childhood. The council was established in 1987 at the initiative of Prince Talal bin Abdulaziz, may God have mercy on him, based on the recommendation issued by the Conference on Childhood and Development held in Tunisia in 1986, which was held under the auspices of The League of Arab States, and the Council is based in the city of Cairo, and the relationship of the Council with the headquarters country is regulated by a special agreement for this purpose that defines its personality and legal status with the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

(2) The Arab Organization for Education, Culture and Science is one of the organizations of the League of Arab States, which as a body concerned with the preservation of Arab culture.

(3) The Arab Gulf Program for Development (AGFUND), a regional organization, was established in 1980 at the initiative of His Royal Highness Prince Talal bin Abdulaziz, may God have mercy on him, and with the support of the leaders of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf. It directs its strategy to the roots of human development problems, targeting all segments of society without discrimination.

(4) The United Nations Children’s Fund was established in December 1946 thanks to a unanimous vote at the first session of the United Nations General Assembly. It was then decided that the United Nations International Children’s Fund, as it was then known, would provide short-term relief to children in post-World War II Europe.

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In the celebration of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina for the re-publishing of the book “A Message on Ancient Alexandria” written by Mahmoud Bey El-Falaki, the distinguished Egyptian astronomer and translated by his son Mahmoud Saleh El-Falaki, where his granddaughter, Mrs. Mostafa Elfeki Director of the Library

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At the invitation of the Tahrir Lounge of the Goethe-Institut in Cairo, Dr. Hossam Badrawi participated as an arbitrator in launching the new competition for the Egypt Debating Club as part of the club’s program that started last year. Youth to participate supported by all tools of knowledge and creativity to enhance the concepts of interaction and develop expertise in this field.
The media debates were moderated by Suzan Harfi, and the topics of this year’s Egypt Debating Club competition vary to include the role of universities and qualifying students for the labor market, privatization of universities, unemployment between citizens and public policies, and progressive taxes that impede attracting foreign investment in Egypt. For equality or a kind of discrimination. Will equality in women’s inheritance lead to their economic prosperity or increase the burdens on them? The culture of profitability spoiled creativity, renewing religious discourse is the best way to eliminate extremism, the problem of public debt in Egypt? The best war on terrorism is development.
After the sessions are over, the jury, consisting of several public figures and specialized academics, evaluates the participating teams and announces the results over the three days, leading to the final stage of the debate. Medhat Al-Adl, Counselor Dalia Abdel-Ghani, Anas Al-Wujoud Radwan, Dr. Suhair Al-Masada, Dr. Muhammad Abu Al-Ghar, Ibrahim Al-Manasterly, Dr. Hoda Abaza, and journalist Hussein Al-Zanati.
The debate program in liberating the Goethe Lounge has started since 2018 with various activities, including training workshops and panel discussions, in addition to a number of public debates on some important events in the history of Egypt, the last of which was held at the end of last June, as part of the celebration of the liberation of the Goethe Lounge on the occasion of the passage of 100th Anniversary of the 1919 Revolution.

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In conjunction with the International Human Rights Day, and against the background of the end of the presentation of Egypt’s file before the Universal Periodic Review in November 2019, the Maat Foundation for Peace, Development and Human Rights hosted the “first high-level expert meeting” to discuss and launch the strategic framework for improving the human rights situation in Egypt in light of the review’s recommendations Universal League (2020-2024).
This comes in implementation of what the Maat Foundation pledged during its symposium held on the sidelines of the meetings of the Universal Periodic Review Mechanism in Geneva, through the symposium held at United Nations Headquarters on November 14, 2019.
A selected group of thinkers, public figures, human rights experts, union leaders and parliamentarians participated in the meeting with the aim of reviewing and discussing the recommendations made to Egypt during the universal periodic review session held at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva on November 13, 2019, and discussing the draft strategic framework for improving and protecting human rights conditions, which is based on To the recommendations made to Egypt, and takes into account the opportunities, challenges and constitutional, cultural, economic and social contexts.
The participants emphasized that the consensus on preparing and implementing a national strategy to improve and protect the human rights situation in Egypt during the current stage is the responsibility not only of the government, but that the forces of civil society, thought and opinion leaders, and parliament must play a pivotal role in this. Therefore, the Maat Foundation for Peace and Development Human Rights seeks to contribute to this by providing a participatory platform for all these parties, regardless of their political and ideological affiliations, in the context of a positive and constructive national dialogue process that adheres to realism, is ambitious and is open to all concerned national institutions.
It is worth mentioning that the meeting ended with the formation of a founding committee comprising a group of legal experts, parliamentarians and public figures.
In conjunction with the International Human Rights Day, and against the background of the end of the presentation of Egypt’s file before the Universal Periodic Review in November 2019, the Maat Foundation for Peace, Development and Human Rights hosted the “first high-level expert meeting” to discuss and launch the strategic framework for improving the human rights situation in Egypt in light of the review’s recommendations Universal League (2020-2024).
This comes in implementation of what the Maat Foundation pledged during its symposium held on the sidelines of the meetings of the Universal Periodic Review Mechanism in Geneva, through the symposium held at United Nations Headquarters on November 14, 2019.
A selected group of thinkers, public figures, human rights experts, union leaders and parliamentarians participated in the meeting with the aim of reviewing and discussing the recommendations made to Egypt during the universal periodic review session held at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva on November 13, 2019, and discussing the draft strategic framework for improving and protecting human rights conditions, which is based on To the recommendations made to Egypt, and takes into account the opportunities, challenges and constitutional, cultural, economic and social contexts.
The participants emphasized that the consensus on preparing and implementing a national strategy to improve and protect the human rights situation in Egypt during the current stage is the responsibility not only of the government, but that the forces of civil society, thought and opinion leaders, and parliament must play a pivotal role in this. Therefore, the Maat Foundation for Peace and Development Human Rights seeks to contribute to this by providing a participatory platform for all these parties, regardless of their political and ideological affiliations, in the context of a positive and constructive national dialogue process that adheres to realism, is ambitious and is open to all concerned national institutions.
It is worth mentioning that the meeting ended with the formation of a founding committee comprising a group of legal experts, parliamentarians and public figures, they are (Dr. Hossam Badrawi, professor at the Faculty of Medicine and former member of the Human Rights Council, Dr. Mushira Khattab, the legal expert and former Secretary-General of the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood, and Professor Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat, President of the Sadat Association For Development, Mr. Gamal El-Sharif, Parliamentary Representative and Lawyer in Cassation, Mr. Hani Helal, lawyer and expert in childhood issues, Dr. Walaa Gad El-Karim, expert in social participation and head of Partners for Transparency, Dr. Imad Gad, parliamentary representative and expert at Al-Ahram Center for Strategic Studies, Dr. Abdel Hamid Kabesh, expert in the rights of people with disabilities, and Ms. Nahed Yousry, Gender and Development Expert, Parliamentary Representative and Development Expert, Manal Maher El-Gamil, and Professor Magdy Helmy, journalistic writer and human rights expert
Engineer Hussein Mansour, deputy head of the Wafd Party, and Mr. Ayman Aqil, attorney at cassation and head of the Maat Peace Foundation.
The committee is currently working on preparing the initial draft of the strategic framework, which will be put up for discussion through several consultative meetings, and it is expected that the strategic framework will be issued in early January 2020.
Dr. Moshira Khattab, a legal expert and former Secretary-General of the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood, and Mr. Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat, President of the Sadat Association for Development
Mr. Jamal El-Sharif, a parliamentary representative and a lawyer in cassation, Mr. Hani Hilal, a lawyer and expert in childhood issues, Dr. Walaa Gad El-Karim, an expert on social participation and head of the Partners for Transparency Foundation, Dr. Emad Gad, a parliamentarian and an expert at Al-Ahram Center for Strategic Studies, Dr. Abdel Hamid Kabesh, an expert in the rights of people with disabilities, and Professor Nahid Yousry The expert on gender and development, the parliamentary representative and the development expert, Manal Maher Al-Gamil, and Professor Magdy Helmy, the journalist writer and legal expert
Engineer Hussein Mansour, deputy head of the Wafd Party, and Mr. Ayman Aqq

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The model, which included representatives of the Parliament, the government and the relevant ministries, discussed a request for briefing from the student, Alla Taher, about “the decline and decline in the performance of the Arabic language and the impact of this on the identity of society and citizenship.” Speaking colloquial in schools, the media, and universities has become a general phenomenon, in addition to the use of foreign names on shops and institutions, the absence of theatrical performances in the classical language, the reluctance to refuse to use them in teaching applied and pure sciences in universities, and the low general level among young people, which affected the Egyptian identity, demanding the enactment of legislation criminalizing the abuse of the Arabic language.

While the representative of the government and the ministers concerned in the model pledged to place the new legislation, if issued, within the pillars of Egypt’s Vision 2030, and to stress that the Arabic language should be the mother tongue in speaking and studying in schools through the use of classical.

Dr. Hossam Badrawi commended the model, stressing that the model’s activities are comparable to the real sessions of the House of Representatives and reveal the presence of a promising new generation, and children and youth insisted on photographing with him after he sat on his knees among them.

Badrawi said that what happened in front of me sends an unparalleled positive energy, stressing that the pillars of Egypt’s Vision 2030 must include what guarantees the activation of the Arabic language, its advancement and its return to its glory. Egypt and the Arabic language for sophistication, transcendence and creativity.

Mustafa Abdel Hamid Farag, the legal representative of the Muslim Youth Association and Schools, said that the Arabic language is one of the Semitic languages ​​because it is the first language in the world and possesses an impregnable cultural arsenal.

It is noteworthy that this festival is held annually by the Youth School on this date, and it has achieved an unparalleled success, which was praised by the Arabic Language Department at the College of Education and the leaders of education as the most important event in the mission and performance in the past two years.

Mr. Abdel Hamid El-Hagan, Governor of Qalyubia, Dr. Hossam Badrawi, received before the activities of the conference, and they exchanged dialogue about the conditions of education in the governorate and the importance of paying attention to the Arabic language.

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The ceremony began with a speech by Dr. Ziad Bahaa El-Din, Chairman of the Society’s Board of Directors, who reviewed the most important achievements of the Society in 2019 in Assiut Governorate and praised the cooperation of the Ministry of Social Solidarity in supporting the Society’s activities.

Dr. Badrawi praised the activity of the association and the members of the board of directors for their efforts and determination to work in Upper Egypt and their commitment to providing cultural development work. This association is one of the most active associations in Assiut, which is one of the poorest governorates in Egypt. Among the poorest thousand villages in Egypt are 207 villages in Assiut.

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