Summary of "Special Edition 30 9 2025 Dr Amany El Shenawy"

The video covers the Prime Minister’s recent visit to the village of Shama in the Ashmoon district, focusing on the role of mobile libraries in advancing Egypt’s cultural and educational development, particularly in rural areas. These mobile libraries operate on a regular monthly schedule, traveling across governorates to provide cultural and artistic services, with a special emphasis on supporting children’s education from an early age. This initiative reflects the state’s broader plan to promote cultural justice and expand access to knowledge nationwide.

Engineer Amen, a member of civil society and an international service organization, discusses the government’s comprehensive development strategy, highlighting progress in education, health, infrastructure, and economic sectors across Egypt. She notes that the government’s efforts include improving housing, water connections, and vocational training, especially targeting youth employment in new cities. The discussion also underscores the importance of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as a key focus for economic growth.

A significant part of the conversation is dedicated to women’s empowerment. Engineer Amen emphasizes that Egyptian women have historically held a strong societal role and that current policies under the present presidential era have further enhanced women’s access to education, equal employment opportunities, fair wages, and participation in various professional fields, including engineering, medicine, aviation, and the military. She stresses that empowering women is crucial for achieving a productive and economically developed society, as women constitute nearly half the population.

The discussion concludes with remarks on the ongoing expansion and improvement of education infrastructure, particularly in rural areas, to ensure children can attend schools nearby. Universities are also growing, benefiting from better internet connectivity to enhance learning and research opportunities.