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Port Said is a town overlooking the Mediterranean, where our onshore facilities in Zohr, El Gamil and UGDC are located. Our business model aims to create long-term value for the local population through projects such as the primary health care centres in the Emirates and Al Garabaa, and the youth training school, also in the Emirates district.
Our approach aims to generate positive impacts on the communities in the countries where we operate, on the one hand with the development of renewable energy and emission-reducing technologies, and on the other with programmes for the local development of the area and population.
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Activity start date: 2018 – present
Egypt
Economic diversification
Education
Community health
SDG 3 Good health and well-being
SDG 4 Quality education
SDG 5 Gender equality
SDG 6 Clean water and sanitation
SDG 8 Decent work and economic growth
SDG 10 Reduced inequalities
SDG 17 Partnership for the goals
UN Global Compact
IPIECA
World Business Council for Sustainable Development
EITI and Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative
Ministry of Health and Population
General Authority of Healthcare
Elsewedy Electric Foundation
Project actions and objectives
Support services in the Emirates and Al Garabaa
In terms of health initiatives, our first step was to support the local health system by modernising the hospital in Port Said and launching training programmes for health staff and prevention programmes for citizens. This is all part of the Community Health Project that has enabled the centres in the Emirates and Al Garabaa districts to be set up to provide residents with regular access to health services, from emergency rooms to pharmacies, including paediatrics and vaccinations. We have supplied three hospitals with medical equipment to support cardiology, urology, neurology and gynaecology services, carried out health training activities, initiated activities to establish a training centre of excellence for health personnel, and conducted awareness-raising campaigns on communicable diseases in 50 primary schools.
Participants at the end of the training course
One of the classes at the Zohr Applied Technology School
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One of the classes at the Zohr Applied Technology School
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From access to energy to starting work
With a view to facilitating easier access to energy, the Coptic Monastery of St. Anthony is powered by solar energy thanks to a photovoltaic system we helped to install. But our actions in favour of the inhabitants of Port Said also include education. The Zohr Applied Technology School (ATS), for example, enabled more than 500 students to follow training programmes, while thanks to the Centre of Excellence for Access to Employment, we supported people who started working for the first time by expanding and renovating an existing school and developing technical curricula (energy, electrical maintenance, ICT, logistics) and related workshops. Training programmes are provided by the Youth Empowerment Programme.
Involving young people in community life
A youth centre to meet the needs of young girls and boys in Port Said has been set up thanks to the Community Programme. The project aims to encourage economic inclusion for the younger generation, their involvement in the life of their community and women's rights and empowerment. To do this, it is equipped with facilities such as a gym, library, sewing room and computer room, making the services available to all the people living in the Emirates district.
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Highlights
524
students
involved in training programmes
4 k
people
have used the youth centre services
~400
recipients
of the Youth Empowerment Programme training projects
83,813
people
covered by basic and emergency health services
524
students
involved in training programmes
4 k
people
have used the youth centre services
~400
recipients
of the Youth Empowerment Programme training projects
83,813
people
covered by basic and emergency health services
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Last update: 14 May 2025
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