Ambassador Nabila Makram Abdul Shaheed, Minister of State for Migration and Egyptian Affairs Abroad, welcomed Zeinab Bashier, President of the Benhebak Ya Masr Foundation, at the ministry to discuss ways of cooperation in light of coordination and continuous communication with civil society organizations.
The Minister expressed sincere thanks to the organizers of the Foundation for their community contributions, praising their role in serving the community, especially in light of the current crisis, which requires concerted efforts with state institutions to overcome this crisis.
For her part, Zeinab Bashier, President of the Benhebak Ya Masr Foundation, thanked the Minister of Immigration for encouraging civil society organizations and appreciated the role and efforts of the Foundation, noting that these organizations must participate in these exceptional circumstances experienced by the world.
Engineer Zeinab Bashier added that the Foundation has contributed to the distribution of thousands of medical masks and protective allowance to doctors in several governorates across the Republic, as well as it has contributed to the distribution of thousands of medical masks also to students to preserve their health in the current circumstances, explaining that the Foundation will distribute a number of medical masks to employees of the Ministry of Immigration, out of a sense of responsibility towards individuals working in state institutions and the importance of maintaining their safety.
It is worth mentioning that the Foundation for Development is a non-profit civil institution established for the purpose of community work and charity based on institutional work in order to contribute with state institutions to the development of the individual and the advancement of society in the basic areas of life such as social solidarity, education, health, scientific research and various life and development projects.
Ambassador Nabila Makram Abdul Shaheed, Minister of State for Migration and Egyptian Affairs abroad, followed the arrival of a number of Egyptians stranded in Khartoum during their return to the homeland, where all logistical preparations were completed in cooperation with Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, and civil society organizations, to return Egyptians stranded in Sudan students and those who stopped their work or ended their residence and who registered at the Egyptian Embassy in Khartoum.
The Egyptian stranded in Sudan arrived in the Egyptian territory on Tuesday, amid all precautionary measures to curb the spread of the Corona virus, and the commitment to disinfect and sterilize buses that will transport citizens from the crossing, as well as the commitment of all those who are present to wear masks during the reception of our children on arrival.
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