Within the framework of the Egyptian approach to opening up the world markets to attract investments and exports which support the Egyptian security on the economic level, the Egyptian Agency of Partnership for Development (EAPD) affiliated to the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with the International Business Driving License (IBDL) has organized an integrated program to develop the skills of Egyptian diplomats in the fields of investment and international trade. This program is the first of its kind in the region.

The EAPD (Egyptian Agency for Partnership for Development), in cooperation with IBDL, has organized a delightful visit for an African delegation including some of the most influential media professionals from the plateau continent. During their stay, the delegation’s members visited several well-known Egyptian sites and some Egyptian educational organizations that were developed by Egyptian professionals.

BDL, in Association with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has celebrated the end of the training of the African women working in the media. The training was organized by IBDL and the Egyptian Agency for Partnership and Development (EAPD) in accordance with the National Council of Women and the Media Chamber.

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry headquarters witnessed, on Monday, the graduation ceremony of the first batch of "Developing Egyptian Diplomats' Skills." The program aimed at attracting foreign investments, expanding exports, and promoting Egypt image abroad.

Within the frame of the special interest that IBDL is giving to Africa, Dr. Khaled Khallaf (CEO of IBDL) has been honored to meet his Excellency the President of Guinea Conakry. Mr. ALPHA Conde. During that meeting, Mister the President has decided to give away for wider cooperation with IBDL

Within the framework of the beginning of activating the protocol of cooperation and strategic partnership between the IBDL educational group and Port Said University, ?Transformation into international universities using institutional learning? was the title of the introductory symposium in which Dr. The introductory symposium was held in the presence of Prof. Dr. Ayman Mohamed Ibrahim, President of Port Said University, and Prof. Dr. Rawia Rizk, Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research. The symposium was also attended by the deans and vice-presidents of the university faculties, and the directors of the centers at the university on developing the institutional work at Port Said University. The symposium covered many topics, the most important of which are types and levels of learning, how individual learning can transform into institutional learning, as well as applications of institutional learning in universities, best practices in transforming into international universities, and how to chart a path for individual and institutional learning.