Mountain View Foundation has signed a strategic cooperation protocol with Nahdet Misr Group to launch a series of educational, cultural, and training initiatives aimed at empowering youth, enhancing skills, and promoting knowledge and creativity. The partnership aligns with national efforts to invest in human capital and foster a knowledge-based society in line with Egypt’s Vision 2030, Invest-Gate reports.

Eng. Ahmed ElMoursy, Vice Chairman of Mountain View Foundation, emphasized that the collaboration supports the state’s human development agenda and expands the social impact of the foundation’s initiatives. “We aim to empower a new generation of leaders with the practical and life skills needed to meet future challenges. This partnership reflects our commitment to sustainable impact in education and culture,” he said.

Ms. Dalia Ibrahim, Chairwoman of Nahdet Misr Publishing House, highlighted the shared vision behind the agreement. “We believe true development begins with people. Our partnership with Mountain View Foundation reflects a mutual dedication to empowering individuals through knowledge and education,” she noted.

Under the agreement, Nahdet Misr will develop, author, and digitize the technical education curricula for the Applied Technology Schools affiliated with Mountain View Foundation. These curricula will be aligned with modern labor market needs and follow a competency-based approach. The group will also design training programs to enhance the capacities of teachers and educational leaders, while working toward international accreditation to boost the employability of graduates.

On the cultural front, the two entities will roll out programs that promote reading, creativity, and personal growth. Activities include storytelling workshops for children, writing and expression workshops for youth, and the launch of student literary competitions—some of which will be documented and showcased at national events such as the Cairo International Book Fair.

This partnership represents a model for effective collaboration between the private sector and civil society, contributing to holistic development and reinforcing Egypt’s efforts to build an educated, creative, and forward-thinking generation.