15th August, 2017
The Egyptian Ministry of Social Solidarity on Tuesday signed a cooperation protocol with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime to develop social care institutions, official news agency MENA reported.
“The three-year protocol targets improving re-qualification programmes to reach to all the children in social care institutions.
“The protocol seeks to focus on psychosocial-social, economic-legal aspects as well as improving the capabilities of the employees in those institutions,’’ Minister of Social Solidarity Ghada Wali said.
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The ministry, in coordination with the concerned bodies, will work on enabling children to get accredited vocational certificates to qualify for the labour market.
The UN office will shoulder the responsibility of developing the current workshops in the institution and connect it with the markets.