Prof. Dr. Mamdouh Ghorab, Al Sharkia Governor, met with Brigadier Ali Muhammad Kamal, Director of the Intensive Training Program, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Dr. Walid Samih, Head of the Technical Support Department, and Mr. Muhammad Al-Amir, a lecturer at the Information Technology Institute (ITI) affiliated with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, in order to enhance the mechanisms of joint cooperation between the governorate and the institute to raise the level of Technological awareness and investment in the minds of young men and women in the governorate, in the presence of Dr. Nahed Mustafa, the national expert for strategic planning and human resources development, and Mr. Mamdouh Al-Sharqawi, director of the Training and Human Resources Development Center of the General Office. During the meeting, training methods and mechanisms for implementing graduation projects submitted by young graduates from the governorate in the field of new and renewable energy who completed the training course that was organized at the Training and Human Resources Development Center and how to benefit from these projects in the labor market were discussed. Ghorab stressed the importance of maximizing the role of renewable energy resulting from natural sources that is constantly renewed to benefit from it in areas of work, as it is less expensive, more safe and secure, and helps diversify the economy in light of implementing the state’s strategy to achieve sustainable development. The governor praised the Training and Human Resources Development Center of the General Office, which combines academic study and the exchange of applied experiences to raise the skills of leaders and workers in local administration units and agencies, university students, and young graduates, as it is the first center accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities, saying, “We are seeking, in coordination with the concerned authorities, to establish an academy for training, qualification and strategic planning to provide training courses and grants and prepare competent trainers who have the ability to work and give. For his part, the Director of the Intensive Training Program in the Governorates at the Information Technology Institute of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology expressed his appreciation for the role of the training center established in the governorate, which includes a distinguished elite of qualified trainers and provides advanced training programs in various fields, pointing out that his visit today comes to discuss the graduation projects submitted of young graduates in the field of new and advanced energy in accordance with cooperation agreements between the governorate and the Information Technology Institute (ITI) of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. While Dr. Nahed Mustafa, the national expert for strategic planning and human resources development, explained that the implementation of the training course in the field of new and renewable energy for young graduates comes as a continuation of the various training courses provided by the center and in implementation of the governorate’s plan to advance administrative work in administrative labor offices in order to benefit from the projects presented by young people in various fields of work and maximizing their benefit in achieving sustainable development.