On 8–9 September 2026, Enroot promoted EUSEEDS at Suez Canal University, raising awareness of the project’s mission to strengthen youth employability through skills development.
On 8 and 9 September 2026, the Enroot team participated in the “Fifty Years of Leadership and Knowledge Creation”, event at Suez Canal University, where the team actively promoted and strengthened the visibility of the EUSEEDS Project among students, academics, and key stakeholders.
To ensure meaningful engagement, the Enroot team set up a dedicated booth, serving as a central hub for dialogue and outreach about the project throughout the conference. Participants were guided through the EUSEEDS core mission: bridging the gap between academia and the labor market through structured, skills-based programs that strengthen digital, professional, and entrepreneurial competencies, not only for students, but also for jobseekers in quest to improve their employability and career prospects.
The booth also welcomed senior representatives, including Eng. Ahmed Essam El-Din, the Deputy Governor of the Ismailia Governorate, and Prof. Dr. Nasser Saeed Mandour, the President of Suez Canal University. During the visit, Prof. Mandour described EUSEEDS as a promising project, highlighting its relevance to students and the wider university community.
The participation also played an important role in positioning EUSEEDS within the university community at Suez Canal University, one of the six Egyptian beneficiairy universities where the project is being implemented. By engaging directly with university leadership and participants, the event supported increased awareness and strengthened local ownership of the project’s goals.
Enroot is one of the partners of the project co-financed by the European Union as part of Interreg NEXT MED Programme, and implemented in Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Cyprus, and Palestine, with an aim to strengthen the employability of students and young graduates in the region.
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17/09/2026
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