Today, the Misr El Kheir Foundation launched its second report, “Sustainable Horizons,” on the foundation’s contributions to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals 2030 and the National Human Rights Strategy 2026. Governmental and international experts praised the steps of the Misr El Kheir Foundation in achieving the goals of sustainable development and human rights, noting that it has more than 84 projects that achieve development goals to serve 14 million beneficiaries and human rights, as well as Transferring its experience to about 5,000 NGOs operating under its leadership.

Participating in the celebration of the launch of the report issued by the Civil Action Sustainability Observatory of the Arab Center for the Sustainability of Civil Action were Dr. Mohamed Mamdouh, head of the NGO Development Sector, Dr. Jamal Bakhit, member of the National Council for Human Rights, Dr. Tarek Tamraz, head of the Master’s Program in Climate Management at Suez Canal University, engineer Hoda Dahrouj, advisor to the Minister of Communications for Digital Community Development, and Dr. Salah Hashem, social protection policy expert and international observer. At the United Nations and heads of the Misr El Kheir Foundation programs (health, education, solidarity, aspects of life, integrated development)