Egypt’s Al-Sisi directs expediting support for orphans, children and youth who lack family care

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Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi followed up on the efforts to protect vulnerable groups of orphans, children and youth who lack family care and directed to expedite the completion of the alternative care bill, which provides all means of protection for them.

This came during Al-Sisi’s meeting on Saturday, with Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, and the Minister of Social Solidarity Nevin El-Kabbaj. The meeting dealt with follow-up programs to protect vulnerable groups, especially orphans and children who lack family care.

Al-Sisi directed expediting the completion of the alternative care bill, which provides all means of protection for the most vulnerable groups.

The Egyptian President stressed the importance of all concerned parties, including ministries and civil associations, focusing their efforts on providing all means of care to provide integrated support and protection for orphaned children and maximizing and developing their capabilities.

The president also directed that all aspects of support be provided to support the rights of people with special needs in all aspects of life, such as community integration, educational institutions, work and transportation.

He further directed to sponsor the two initiatives launched by the Ministry of Social Solidarity on the sidelines of the “Differently-Abled” conference, namely the “Accessibility” initiative to provide the necessary environment and technology to facilitate the communication of people with special needs with all pillars and services of society, as well as the “Best Friend” initiative, which aims to end the social and economic isolation of people with special needs.

With regard to the state’s transformation towards digitization and the mechanization of all databases; the president directed the launch of the electronic platform for debtors and female debtors, with a network connection to all concerned institutions of civil associations working in this field, so that the platform helps speed up the conduct of social research for debtors, and to study the best effective ways to treat the causes of fines.

During the meeting, the Minister of Social Solidarity also presented the ministry’s efforts for family care through a series of integrated programs aimed at enhancing the value of the family, supporting its role and helping all its members achieve economic and social empowerment, in addition to protecting vulnerable groups.

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