Initiatives of the Ministry of Social Solidarity to enhance social protection
Initiatives of the Ministry of Social Solidarity in enhancing social protection
Dr. Maya Morsi, “Minister of Social Solidarity,” continues her efforts to expand the scope ofsocial protectionin Egypt, through policies based on justice, empowerment, and community participation, and in line with the state’s orientation towards comprehensive human development that guarantees a decent life and a sustainable future for everyone. Citizen.
In order to achieve these sustainable efforts, Dr. Maya Morsi, “Minister of Social Solidarity,” witnessed during the past few days a series of meetings and events, which highlighted the pivotal role of the Ministry in supporting the most vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities, women and youth, and transforming the concept of social protection from temporary support to permanent empowerment.
Therefore,The Earth Guards FoundationIn this article, it sheds light on these national efforts, based on their role in achieving the goals of sustainable development and spreading awareness of its various issues; So keep reading.
Human Rights First
One of the most prominent of these efforts was what Dr. Maya Morsi witnessed at the launch ceremony of the fourth report on the implementation of the National Human Rights Strategy, entitled “From Vision to Implementation… A reading of the fourth report of the National Human Rights Strategy”, where the Minister of Social Solidarity indicated that this day represents an important station on the path to national commitment.
The Minister confirmed that the National Human Rights Strategy is a comprehensive framework that transforms constitutional and legislative principles into concrete action plans, with a focus on providing social protection and economic empowerment for deserving groups, such as women, children, persons with disabilities, and the elderly.
The Minister also praised the “Decent Life” initiative to improve the quality of life of families in the villages most in need, providing adequate housing, infrastructure and basic services, issuing integrated services cards for people with disabilities (1.3 million cards), in addition to adopting the Elderly Rights Care Law, as well as establishing the first national sponsorship center to organize alternative care.
The Minister of Social Solidarity concluded her speech by emphasizing the directives of His Excellency the President of the Republic to launch the second phase of the National Human Rights Strategy, considering that this approach consolidates the continued commitment to human rights, social justice and dignity for every citizen, male and female, and thanked all partners for cooperating to achieve the state’s vision in building humanity.
The Fourth Edition of the Conference CEO Women
Dr. Maya Morsi, “Minister of Social Solidarity,” also witnessed the launch of the fourth edition of the “CEO Women” conference, under the patronage of Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, “Prime Minister.” The Minister opened her speech by greeting those present, stressing that women leaders are not just a number, but rather pioneers of change who carry a solid will and an enlightened mind, and that their presence at the head of institutions is a testimony to a long struggle and proof that true leadership does not know Sexually.
She pointed to the challenges facing working mothers in balancing professional and family obligations, stressing that leadership requires integrating experience with humanity, and that every achievement of a leading woman paves the way for future generations.
In her speech, Dr. Maya Morsi set practical principles for leadership success, including:
- Building strong, real alliances.
- Delegate to develop your team.
- Having success and talking about it without forgetting those who came before you.
- Support others as you achieve your success.
- Consider failure as data for growth.
- Developing a unique leadership style.
- Trust in intuition.
- Investment in soft skills, such as empathy and collaboration.
- Conscious integration between work and family.
- Transforming motherhood into a leadership force.
Promoting the rights of people with disabilities
The Minister of Social Solidarity opened the round table for the “Capable with Difference” Fund under the title “Strengthening Institutional Capacities to Serve Persons with Disabilities,” where she stressed that the establishment of the Fund reflects the President of the Republic’s keenness to guarantee the rights of people with disabilities, noting its multiple tasks that include supporting financial inclusion, training and employment, and encouraging the financing of economic projects.
University students and community work
The Minister also attended a workshop on involving university students in community service activities, stressing that social care includes dignity, opportunities and empowerment. There, Dr. Maya Morsi reviewed the government’s efforts in social protection, including the “Solidarity and Dignity” program and the “Decent Life” initiative, and the ministry’s efforts to invest in human capital through solidarity units in universities.
Visit of the Qatari Minister of State
In another context, Dr. Maya Morsi, “Minister of Social Solidarity,” received Dr. Maryam bint Ali bin Nasser Al-Misnad, “Minister of State for International Cooperation in the State of Qatar” and her accompanying delegation. In order to discuss enhancing cooperation between the two countries in a number of common areas.
There, the Minister of Social Solidarity began the meeting by welcoming the Qatari Minister of State, appreciating Qatar’s efforts in supporting Egypt to reach the Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Agreement, and to facilitate the entry of relief aid into Egyptian territory in preparation for its entry into the Gaza Strip.
For her part, the Minister of State for International Cooperation expressed her happiness at visiting Egypt, and thanked the efforts of the Egyptian state in reaching the peace agreement that was held in the city of Sharm El-Sheikh, noting the coordination of efforts to support the brothers in Gaza.
Celebrating Journalism
Also, Dr. Maya Morsi participated in the celebration of the centenary of the Rose Al-Youssef Foundation, expressing her pride in the institution that formed part of the nation’s memory. There, she confirmed that what increases her happiness is that it was founded by the pioneering lady Fatima Al-Youssef, who is the first woman to establish a publishing house and newspaper in the Arab world, noting that the celebration of her centenary and the fact that a woman is currently chairing its board of directors indicates the extension of Rose Al-Youssef’s legacy and her empowerment of women, generation after generation.
Vision of the Ministry of Social Solidarity
At the conclusion of this integrated presentation, the vision of the Ministry of Social Solidarity – led by Dr. Maya Morsi – is evident in formulating an integrated model for enhancing social protection, a model based on justice, empowerment and community participation, to transform support from mere temporary aid into permanent empowerment tools that open the horizons of sustainable human development.
This national vision confirms that promoting rights and social protection is not limited to the human dimension only, but rather is a long-term investment in the future of Egypt and its future generations, in a way that consolidates the principle of social justice and achieves a decent life for every citizen, male and female.
From the perspective ofThe Earth Guards FoundationThese initiatives reveal integrated national strategies that show how social policies can be compatible with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and become effective tools for the advancement of society as a whole, through the combination of social justice, human protection, and economic empowerment.
