Relationships with NGOs and Government for SDG Policy
King Salman International University (KSIU) actively builds relationships with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and government bodies to support and implement SDG policies. These partnerships enable the university to align its initiatives with national and international sustainability goals. By collaborating with these entities, KSIU contributes to the development and execution of effective policies that promote sustainable development and address global challenges.
Engagement in National SDG Policy Development and Partnerships with NGOs and Government
Sustainable Development Forum Recognition:
Symposium on Sustainable Development for the Egyptian Village – Development of South Sinai.
Cooperation Protocol with the National Water Research Center:
KSIU Signs Cooperation Protocol with Egypt Healthcare Authority
The protocol facilitates:
Training and continuing medical education for graduate students in hospitals across South Sinai.
Transferring the EHA FIELD HOSPITAL, which served the COP27 climate conference, to KSIU’s campus to provide enhanced healthcare services in Al-Tur.
Adding a surgery building at KSIU to increase healthcare services for the local population.
Hospitals involved include:
Sharm El-Sheikh International Hospital, Ras Sudr, Abu Dis, Dahab, Nuweiba, and Taba hospitals.
Collaboration with South Sinai Governorate
Focus areas include:
Heritage conservation and listing activities.
Participation in the Built Heritage Confinement, Listing, and Registration Committee, with academic staff from KSIU working alongside governorate officials.
KSIU Signs Cooperation Protocol with the Egyptian Sustainable Development Forum
The protocol outlines joint efforts to:
Raise awareness about sustainable development and SDGs.
Work on policy shaping and implementation across governmental and non-governmental bodies in South Sinai.
KSIU Signs Cooperation Agreement with the Egyptian Agricultural Bank
The agreement aligns with Egypt Vision 2030, addressing strategic areas like:
Providing full scholarships in partnership with civil institutions.
Supporting the Plant Production Program in desert areas to tackle poverty and promote a green sustainable economy.
The protocol aims to prepare qualified graduates to address challenges in desert agriculture.
Conclusion
Through these initiatives, KSIU demonstrates its commitment to advancing SDGs by fostering partnerships, shaping policies, and promoting sustainable practices across academia, government, and industry. These efforts contribute to achieving Egypt Vision 2030 while addressing critical environmental and social challenges.
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