As part of Egypt's leading role in Africa to transfer expertise and raise competencies, the closing ceremony of the African Trade Exchange Management Competencies Enhancement Program was held in Cairo. The program, which lasted for five days and was organized in cooperation between the Egyptian Agency for Partnership for Development (EAPD) and IBDL Education Group, was attended by representatives from 16 African countries who participated in workshops, lectures, and interactive discussions presented by various experts such as - Dr. Ahmed Darwish, former Minister of Administrative Development and former head of the Economic Zone of the Suez Canal, - Mr. Mohamed Khalil, the Secretary-General of EAPD, - Ms. Rania Habib, an expert in export development in African markets, - Dr. Adel Saadik, CEO of the IBDL Education Group, - Dr. Mona Nasser, Assistant Minister of Finance for Customs. The program received strong participation and positive feedback from the African representatives, who praised the program's benefits in strengthening trade relations and opening up new business opportunities between different African countries.

We are delighted to collaborate with the National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development in building the capacities of female leaders in the Egyptian government across all governorates, as part of Egypt's Vision 2030. This program is held in collaboration with and sponsored by the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development, the National Council for Women, and UN Women Egypt. The program aims to explore the skills and capabilities of female leaders in the Egyptian government and contribute to building their capacities in administration, planning, decision-making, and database building of executable ideas and initiatives in the government sector. The program also represents the 17th goal of the UN's 2030 sustainable development agenda on models of partnerships between the government, civil society, international organizations, and the private sector. IBDL extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to all partners, particularly the National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development, led by Dr. Sherifa Sherif, for her belief in the power of collaboration between all partners and the private sector.

We are pleased with our sustainable partnership with the Francophone University of Senghor in building the capabilities of a new generation of African leaders, Class of 2021. More IBDL steps in the horizons to achieve our vision. IBDL .. the next generation of professionals

We are proud of the strategic cooperation with Port Said University to provide IBDL educational services and products in the valiant city and the canal cities. A step forward in preparing the next generation of professionals.

We are pleased to cooperate with Al-Youm Training Center in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in presenting this distinguished scholarship (Certified Industrial Engineer Certificate), which is the first of its kind in the Middle East and issued by the IBDL Learning Group and approved by Missouri State University in the United States of America, as the first initiative aimed at qualifying and developing the capabilities of engineers Saudis working or job seekers This is under the auspices of the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ???? For more details: https://alyaumtraining.com/cie/

Dr. Adel Sadek, head of the business sector of the company and representative of the International Business Driving License (IBDL) in the United States of America, and Dr. Tamer Younis, Chairman of the Board of Directors of N.E.N NEN - National Education Network for Communication and Information Technology in the United Kingdom, signed an international cooperation agreement for a strategic partnership To provide each of the international exams for specialized certificates through the UTest platform and training programs in the fields of (business administration - education - engineering) in cooperation with the US Missouri State University, and the agreement was signed at the local headquarters of N.E.N in the Arab Republic of Egypt

The Arab Council for Social Responsibility the Arab Council for Social Responsibility signs an agreement with the IBDL Group

IBDL celebrated the graduation of the second batch of the Executive Woman Leadership Program (EWLP) for 130 women from five different Egyptian governorates (Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Minia, Port-Said) as a part of the activities organized by the National Anti-Corruption Academy - subordinated to ‎‎– the Administrative Control Authority in collaboration with IBDL Foundation, and in the presence of Dr. Hala Al-Saeed, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, Dr. Maya Morsi, President of the The National Council for Women , Dr. Sherifa Sherif, Executive Director of National Management Institute (NMI), and General “Hesham Za’louk”, President of the National Anti-Corruption Academy.

Graduation of the second Batch from the developing Egyptian Diplomats skills program

IBDL celebrated the graduation of the second batch of the Executive Woman Leadership Program (EWLP) for 130 women from five different Egyptian governorates (Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Minia, Port-Said) as a part of the activities organized by the National Anti-Corruption Academy - subordinated to ‎‎– the Administrative Control Authorityin collaboration with IBDL Foundation, and in the presence of Dr. Hala Al-Saeed, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, Dr. Maya Morsi, President of the The National Council for Women ,Dr. Sherifa Sherif, Executive Director of National Management Institute (NMI), and General “Hesham Za’louk”, President of the National Anti-Corruption Academy. EWLP aims at developing the technical skills of the most promising women leaders in the Egyptian Government to enable them to reach senior positions and refine their expertise in dealing with the modern challenges of government work.