Tanta University Vice President Attends “Managing My Money Wisely” Training Program

   Under patronage of Prof. Mohammed Hussain, President of Tanta University; Prof. Al-Sayyed Al-Agouz, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; and Prof. Mahmoud Salim, Acting Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, the National Council for Women, in cooperation with the Main Center for Community Public Services, organized the training program “Managing My Money Wisely”.
   The program was held at the administrative headquarters of Tanta University from September 6th to 10th, 2026, to enhance financial awareness and practical money-management skills among female university students.
   The program activities were attended by Prof. Al-Sayyed El-Agouz, University Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Amal Abdul Sattar, Executive Director of the Main Center for Community Public Services; Dr. Sara Al-Okl, Director of the Combating Violence Against Women Unit; and a number of female students.
   For his part, Prof. Al-Agouz emphasized that hosting such international training programs reflects the commitment of the university to supporting and empowering young women and preparing them for the future. He noted that the university places significant emphasis on developing students’ personalities and equipping them with essential life and practical skills, extending beyond academic education to include financial awareness and economic literacy. He added that the program represents an important step towards achieving women’s economic empowerment and financial inclusion. He stated that such initiatives contribute to preparing a promising generation capable of sound future planning, managing resources effectively, and making responsible financial decisions that support women’s active participation in building society.
   It is worth noting that the “Smart Money Management” program is an international initiative developed by the International Labour Organization (ILO). Its implementation at the university is part of the National Council for Women’s efforts to benefit from high-quality international training programs for young women across different governorates, helping enhance their financial knowledge and skills.
   In addition, the program builds on the National Council for Women’s ongoing efforts to promote financial literacy, strengthen financial inclusion and women’s economic empowerment, and build the capacities of young women by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed for effective participation in economic life in the future.
   Further, the program featured interactive training methods and practical exercises designed to help female students acquire real-life financial skills that can be applied in their daily lives. The initiative aims to foster a more financially aware generation capable of managing its resources effectively and planning for the future with greater confidence and efficiency.