MP Mohamed Abou El-Enein and the Minister of Manpower Mohamed Saafan witnessed on Tuesday the signing of a contract for the production and broadcast of a television program “Citizen’s Dreams” on the Sada El-Balad channels network.
The contract was signed by Elham Abu El-Fath, Managing Director of Cleopatra Media Group and head of Sada al-Balad channel network, and Haitham Saad Al-Din, the spokesman and media advisor of the Ministry of Manpower.
Following the signing ceremony, Abou Al-Enein praised Safaan and the working team, confirming the efforts exerted by the Ministry in the current period, its care and protection for the Egyptian worker, and the provision of safe working conditions for him in accordance with international laws and standards.
Abou El-Enein added that a direct means of communication must be provided with the workforce in Egypt, pointing out that productivity is what the world values, and the time for possessing wealth and heritage has ended. “Productivity has become one of the most important ways to progress. World standards are not presented by what you own but, with what you produce,” he noted.
Abou El-Enein promised that all the capabilities of Sada El-Balad TV channel will be available to serve this program, and its content will be well prepared, as well as conducting opinion polls and promotion that serve the Egyptian community and the citizen in particular.
He pointed out the the state has successfully sponsored irregular employment during the pandemic, in an honorable way that counts to the government and the political leadership represented in President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, who has always cared about the Egyptian worker.
He added that by looking at the conditions of developed nations, one can notice that in a short time, with the commitment of their workers and accountability to production, they have reached an advanced living standard. “In light of the fourth industrial revolution and the challenge facing the global industrial sector, Egyptian society will witness progress only through hard work and productivity towards Egypt Vision 2030,” he stressed.
The MP pointed out that Egypt participates in important regional and international agreements that bring it together with the countries of the East, Europe and Africa, which allows the export of its products to all countries without customs or tariffs, adding that Egypt needs serious work and effort to achieve competitiveness in innovation and enhance the “Made in Egypt” badge.
“In the coming period, we need to build the industrial name for Egypt, which is reflected in the quality of services and goods in the local market, adopt the approach of productive specialization, and business clusters to reduce investment and production costs,” The MP emphasized.
On his part, Saafan stressed the importance of this step to create a convergence of visions and joint work between the Ministry and the TV network to serve the community, through which the Labor Magazine will cover part of the tripartite work system in Egypt between the government, business owners and workers.
He stressed the ministry’s role in serving the citizen, extending thanks to each work team for its efforts in completing the success of this cooperation, waiting to reap the rewards of its success on the screens of Sada El-Balad channel, through which all topics of interest to the citizen will be presented until ‘the Egyptian society reaches the most prestigious standards that we all desire’.
“Through this program, we will work hard to reach all the requirements of the Egyptian citizen and discuss all topics related to workers, present all the facts, rumors that spread in the society by presenting content the true picture of everything the Egyptian state does to serve its citizens.
