SPARK, in collaboration with EYouth and supported by Google.org, has launched the Maharat for Tourism E-Learning Hub in Egypt, offering free training for tourism professionals. The initiative aims to enhance digital skills, business management, and customer service to improve job competitiveness. The launch event witnessed support from various stakeholders, highlighting the Ministry of Tourism’s commitment to modernizing workforce training in the industry.
In partnership with EYouth and with the assistance of Google.org, SPARK has inaugurated the Maharat for Tourism E-Learning Hub in Egypt. This platform aims to provide free and high-quality training for tourism professionals, focusing on developing digital skills, business management, and customer service competencies to enhance employability in a competitive market. This initiative plays a crucial role in bolstering Egypt’s economic resilience and generating job opportunities within a key industry.
The launch event was held at Cairo’s Triumph Plaza Hotel, attended by over 100 stakeholders, including business leaders, digital learning experts, and representatives from Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism. The Ministry acknowledges its responsibility in modernizing workforce training, which is essential for sustaining industry growth over the long term.
Dina Almasaeid, SPARK’s Regional Programme Director, remarked on the initiative, stating, “We are proud to launch the Maharat for Tourism E-Learning Hub, which will provide thousands of individuals with the opportunity to develop essential skills for success in the tourism sector.” This support from the Ministry of Tourism reflects a broader commitment within the industry to nurture talent and encourage innovation.
The launch of the Maharat for Tourism E-Learning Hub represents a significant advancement in workforce training for Egypt’s tourism sector, highlighting collaboration between SPARK, EYouth, and Google.org. By providing essential skills training, this initiative aims to enhance career prospects within the tourism industry, contributing to the overall economic betterment of Egypt. The strong backing from the Ministry of Tourism underscores the collective commitment to fostering a dynamic and skilled workforce.
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