Women of Egypt Network

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eJaby has been selected as one of the Future 100 enterprises in the UAE! | Co-founder Menna Shahin accepted the award on behalf of eJaby from Ohood Khalfan Al Roumi, UAE Minister of State for Government Development and the Future, and Alia Al Mazrouei, Minister of State for Entrepreneurship, in the presence of Abdulla Bin Touq, UAE Minister of Economy and Chairman of Investopia. eJaby is a smart sustainable shopping app that makes grocery shopping affordable, accessible, and impactful. “Future 100 highlights the UAE’s most promising enterprises shaping the future economy. To be among them is both an honor and a responsibility—one we take seriously as we continue redefining e-commerce with sustainability at its core,” said Menna Shahin. She also thanked her team, customers, and supporters. “This is just the beginning!” she said. #womenofegypt eJaby by Tekeya Global Menna Shahin (She/Her)

Yasmin El-Hagary Recognized For the Second Time Among the "Top 100 Sustainability Leaders in the Middle East and North Africa" for 2024 Yasmin El-Hagary is the Executive Director of Sanad Alternative Parenting Care Association. Previously, she served as the Executive Director of Watanya Association for the Development and Improvement of Orphanages. Yasmin El-Hagary holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism & Mass Communications from the American University in Cairo and has over 18 years of experience in marketing and NGOs management. ‏Her passion for serving children started when she was at collage. She was an active member of “Volunteers in Action”, a leading students’ club for supporting orphans. She was elected club president in 2003. ‏In 2009, she decided to join a newly starting NGO; Wataneya Society, to fulfill her dream in supporting orphans, and leave her position as an associate creative director in a well-established advertising agency. ‏Through her work as External Relations Manager, Yasmine participated in developing and advocating for the National Quality Standards for Care within Orphanages in Egypt, developed by Wataneya in participation with the civil society. These standards were accredited by the Ministry of Social Solidarity in 2014. ‏She initiated and managed various events and awareness campaigns such as "Know me! I'm not Just an Orphan” and “A Chance to Know Us!” to build positive perception towards the orphans and their caregivers. ‏In 2017, Yasmine was responsible for managing Wataneya’s strategy implementation being the Strategic Projects Unit Senior Manager. ‏She dreams that all children are raised happily and safely within their biological, extended or a foster family and that orphaned youth will be empowered with necessary skills to improve their lives and lead them to a brighter future. #womenofegypt

Get a closer look at the academic side of the CEMS Master in International Management program. This session will highlight the innovative teaching approaches and academic rigor that set CEMS apart. What to Expect: • An exploration of the interdisciplinary curriculum and how it prepares students for real-world challenges. • Details on the diverse learning environments across CEMS partner schools. Examples of how academic projects are tied to global business trends. Date: February 25, 2025 Time: 7:00 pm Learn how the CEMS academic experience can shape your future. Register to join the webinar: https://zurl.co/4OA7X Newton Education Services The American University in Cairo #CEMS #AcademicExcellence #GlobalPerspective #InformationSession

Raghad Mazid, Head of Quality and Monitoring Department in the Inspection Sector at Baraka Bank – Egypt | ‏Raghad is a graduate of the Faculty of Arts, Department of Sociology, Ain Shams University, Class of 2005. She entered the banking sector in 2008, initially working at Barclays Bank, now known as Attigary Wafa. She then moved on to Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank. ‏Her career began as an internal auditor at Union National Bank (now Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank), after which she joined Alexandria Bank as the Head of the Quality Assurance and Monitoring Unit in the Internal Audit Department. Raghad later moved to Baraka Bank. ‏She has extensive experience in branch audits, retail banking, corporate credit andSMEs audit #womenofegypt Raghad Maziad ,Credit Certified

Forbes ME Top 20 Women in Government: Dalia El-Baz, Executive Chairwoman, Egypt Post | Dalia El-Baz assumed her current position in October 2024. In the same month, she was appointed as an advisor to Egypt’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology on Postal Affairs for a one-year term. In November 2024, Egypt Post signed a cooperation protocol with the Insurance Federation of Egypt to leverage Bareedi, the registered email service provided by Egypt Post, marking a significant advancement in registered mail and proof of delivery using cutting-edge technologies. El-Baz previously served as the deputy chairman of the National Bank of Egypt. #womenofegypt Dalia Elbaz

Forbes ME Top 20 Women in Government: Rascha Ragheb, Executive Director, National Training Academy (NTA) | Rascha Ragheb assumed her current role in 2018. Founded by the Egyptian government, NTA develops managerial and professional skills among youth. In March 2024, NTA signed a joint cooperation protocol with the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Egypt to exchange expertise in advanced technologies and training programs. Ragheb has over 20 years of expertise in human development and leadership. Before NTA, she held roles in international organizations, including UNDP and ESLSCA, and consulted for McKinsey & Company. She is also a board member of initiatives like ‘Shabab Balad’ under the UN’s Generation Unlimited, and she’s the executive director of the World Youth Forum in Egypt. #womenofegypt Rascha Ragheb

Forbes ME Top 20 Women in Government: Amal Ammar, Chair, The National Council for Women | Amal Ammar joined the National Council for Women in 2016 as deputy rapporteur of the Legislative Committee and a Court of Appeals judge in Qena. She was among the first 30 women appointed to the Egyptian judiciary. She was also a judge at the South Cairo Primary Court and currently serves as Assistant Minister of Justice for Human Rights, Women, and Children’s Affairs. Ammar’s previous roles include being a member of the Administrative Prosecution Authority, and the Minister of Justice’s Technical Office for Dispute Resolution and Judicial Protection for Children. She was also the first Egyptian woman to be elected as deputy chair of the African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption in 2019. #womenofegypt

Three Egyptian Women on Forbes Middle East’s List of Top 20 Arab Women In Government Amal Ammar, Chair, The National Council for Women Rascha Ragheb, Executive Director, National Training Academy (NTA) Dalia El-Baz, Executive Chairwoman, Egypt Post #womenofegypt Rascha Ragheb Dalia Elbaz @amal ammar

Forbes ME 100 Most Powerful Businesswomen 2025: Hoda Mansour, COO—Asia Pacific, Japan, Middle East & Africa of IFS | Hoda Mansour joined IFS to oversee its operations in Asia Pacific, Japan, the Middle East, and Africa in September 2023. She previously worked for multinational software companies, including SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft. She was appointed as an independent non-executive director of Centamin, a gold mining company that operates Egypt's Sukari Gold Mine, in January 2024 and appointed a member of Egypt’s National Council for Women in November 2024, through a presidential decree. She is a member of the supreme advisory board for the Arab Council for Social Responsibility, and she has been an elected board member of AmCham Egypt since June 2021. #womenofegypt Hoda Mansour