Act space for training and consulting

Dear Sir/Madam,

We are honored to introduce a coordinated network of non-profit organizations and academic institutions under Act Space for Training and Consulting (ACT SPACE), dedicated to sustainable development, education, culture, and social innovation. Our collective mission is to empower communities through international cooperation, research, and training.

(El Ahly CIRA Group)

is Egypt’s leading integrated education provider, managing 30+ schools and 3 universities serving 70,000+ students nationwide. Covering the full K-to-Career spectrum, CIRA combines quality education, innovation, and social impact to drive Egypt’s educational transformation.

Our mission

International Cooperation: active partnerships enabling joint programs, mobility, and research.

Digital Education: Pioneers in STEAM and AI learning through Futures Tech Schools and AI-focused faculties.

Social Inclusion: Expanding access via Badr University in Assiut, serving underserved communities in Upper Egypt.

Employability Focus: Saxony Egypt University applies the German dual-education model linking academia with industry.

Quality & Project Management: CIRA-LINK ensures standardized performance, KPI tracking, and impact delivery.

Our Goals

. Development of joint academic and mobility programs.

. Implementation of STEAM and digital education systems.

. Inclusive regional education initiatives.

. Dual-education and employability programs.

. KPI-based monitoring, reporting, and evaluation.

1. Youth and Adult Education

Leaders Foundation for administrative Sciences and Development (LFMSD) – Established in 2014 with branches across Cairo and Egyptian governorates. With over 6,000 board members and 52,000 volunteers, LFMSD develops administrative, developmental, and economic awareness within a scientific and practical framework. The foundation spreads a culture of collective action in cooperation with the state and civil society, and provides free educational and training services in the humanities for students and young workers. LFMSD engages talented youth in multicultural projects, cultural diversity, and interreligious dialogue.

Farmers Association for Rural Development (FARD)

– Founded in 1981 by professors from the Faculty of Agriculture, Alexandria University. FARD enhances rural livelihoods through agricultural innovation, climate change adaptation, women’s empowerment, and youth participation in sustainable farming.

Supporting and Empower Egyptian Women Association (SEEWA)

– A grassroots association advancing women’s rights, empowering young women, and supporting vulnerable groups through training, awareness, and community initiatives. SEEWA promotes gender equality, combats discrimination, and strengthens women’s role in sustainable development.

Tamkeen Organization for Sustainable Development (TAMKEEN)

– Based in Alexandria, TAMKEEN empowers youth, women, and marginalized groups through community development, human rights advocacy, and sustainable livelihood programs.

Colors for Artistic and Cultural Services (COLORS)

– A cultural NGO promoting artistic creativity, intercultural dialogue, and youth inclusion through festivals, workshops, and training in music and visual arts.

2. Vocational Education, Training, and Schools

Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport (AASTMT)

– A regional university with branches across Egypt and abroad. Its College of International Transport and Logistics (CITL) is the focal point for project coordination, ensuring effective collaboration among the academy’s faculties in engineering, IT, management, and maritime sciences.

3. Sport

Leaders Foundation for Administrative Sciences and Development (LFASD)

– A national foundation with more than 42,000 volunteers and 500,000 trainees. LFASD builds youth leadership, strengthens democratic values, and combats corruption. Its newly established Sports Center promotes youth participation in local and international competitions.

Faculty of Sport Management, Saxony Egypt University (FSM-SUE)

– A faculty dedicated to sport sciences and management, combining 60% practical training with 40% theoretical courses. FSM-SUE develops leadership, ethics, and global market readiness, in cooperation with German universities and international sport institutions.

4. Higher Education

Badr University of Cairo (BUC)

– Founded in 2014, BUC is one of Egypt’s largest private universities with 16 faculties and more than 16,000 students. Recognized for rapid growth, BUC offers accredited programs across medicine, engineering, arts, and social sciences.

Saxony Egypt University of Applied Science & Technology (SUE)

– A practice-oriented university applying a 60/40 training model (practical/theoretical). SUE bridges academia and industry with German partnerships,

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