• I started my professional life at Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies as a field researcher since 2004 and participated in all opinion polls related to political life in Egypt until 2010 - and then I moved on to work in many research bodies (research and study centers - Governmental institutions and international organizations - consulting offices) which carry out opinion polls, evaluate national projects and general surveys, and graduated in work until she became a project coordinator and director of field work. The most important places that I worked with and participated in the studies that they implemented from 2010 until now) The International Population Council - The Slum Development Fund - The American University - The National Center for Social and Criminological Research - The Center for Support and Decision Making at the Council of Ministers - The Ministry of Communications - The Ministry of Social Solidarity - The Ministry Transportation - Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics - National Council for Women - Investment Authority - Multiple consulting offices that implement studies for some international organizations under the supervision of the Egyptian government - Food Bank - Egyptian Shepherd Foundation - Baseera Center for Public Opinion Research (
• One of the most prominent skills I acquired over the course of 20 years of field work (carrying out many field studies on political, social and environmental life in Egypt - evaluating various development projects and evaluating the impact of projects on beneficiaries - submitting detailed analytical reports on projects and evaluating their impact - advanced skills in designing... And managing opinion questionnaires - communicating effectively with various societal groups - analyzing data and extracting results - writing reports and research studies - working within a team - solving problems and making decisions - managing work teams effectively - communicating with various stakeholders - implementing Projects accurately and efficiently
Most prominent projects:
• Solidarity and Dignity Project) Responsibility of the entry unit to register eligible cases - Field work in all governorates of Egypt to evaluate the impact of the project in cooperation with the World Bank (
• Decent Life Initiative (Decent Life Coordinator for Alexandria Governorate - Managing a team of researchers to inventory homes deserving of decent housing - Counting cases of aid and rapid interventions - Coordination with participating entities)
• Other projects: Evaluating the impact of family planning health services in Borg El Arab factories in Alexandria - A survey of the final research to evaluate the Ishraq project for educating girls who have dropped out of education - A survey assessing the readiness of health and educational facilities to provide services to beneficiaries of the Solidarity and Dignity Project - The industrial map and inventory of industrial facilities in Egypt - Survey of “Food Security and Agricultural Business Support Project in Rural Areas in Upper Egypt - Project to Completely Abandon Harmful Practices of Female Genital Mutilation - Post-Survey to Evaluate” “Project to Improve School Health Services in Upper Egypt” - Survey of Childhood Poverty in Insecure Areas - Studies on Financial Inclusion - Priorities and Needs of the Egyptian Citizen - Digital Transformation in the Villages of a Decent Life - Environmental Impact Studies of the Abu Qir Train and Raml Tram Development Projects in Alexandria - Community Discussion Sessions in High-speed electric train transit zones (
). She holds a Bachelor of Arts from the Department of Egyptian History and Antiquities, Alexandria University - a final-year student with a Master’s degree in Sustainable Development, specializing in economics, at the National Planning Institute