The National Council for Women has launched a series of diverse initiatives aimed at advancing women’s economic empowerment and promoting financial inclusion across several centers in Qalyubia and Beheira governorates. These efforts are part of the national family development initiative and the digital savings and lending project known as “Tahweesha.” n nNeswa Mustafa, Director of the Financial Inclusion Program at the council, emphasized that the activities included training female participants in digital savings techniques, financial literacy, and digital literacy programs. Door-to-door awareness campaigns were also conducted to expand outreach. n nThese initiatives are aligned with the council’s broader strategy to strengthen the financial and cognitive capabilities of women and girls in rural areas, enabling them to access formal banking services and actively engage in economic life. By integrating education with practical tools, the program seeks to foster long-term economic participation and resilience among underserved communities. n— news from (الهيئة الوطنية للإعلام)n
— News Original —nThe National Council for Women organized a range of diverse activities aimed at economically empowering women and enhancing financial inclusion in several centers across Qalyubia and Beheira governorates. n nThese efforts are part of the national project for Egyptian family development and the digital savings and lending initiative “Tahweesha.” n nNeswa Mustafa, General Director of the Financial Inclusion Program at the council, confirmed that the activities included training participating women in digital savings skills, financial education, and digital literacy programs, in addition to organizing door-to-door campaigns. n nShe explained that these efforts are part of the council’s plan to enhance the financial and cognitive capacities of women and girls in villages, enabling them to use official banking services and actively participate in economic life.