Egypt set to move to new administrative capital
The Egyptian government is training its employees to figure within the New Administrative Capital (NAC), before its move before the top of this year.
The government implemented several projects, worth around $300 billion, within the New Administrative Capital, which is found 75 kilometers east of Cairo.
Head of the Central Agency for Organization and Administration (CAOA) Saleh El-Sheikh said that 4,942 employees nominated for the transfer completed their training amid strict precautionary measures to curb the spread of coronavirus.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly announced that government services are set to start out operating in NAC on an experimental basis in August.
The operation will begin after government employees are relocated to the NAC, getting to make sure that all facilities are available before the official inauguration, which was scheduled for last year but was delayed due to the pandemic.
The plan aims to coach employees on issues concerning raising national awareness and job performance, concepts and challenges of national security, and an evidence of the concept of fourth-generation warfare.
The training also will address the components of state success, the concepts of governance and anti-corruption, also as basic computer skills, as indicated by the top of the Central Agency.
The plan also includes training the nominated employees on a package of competency programs, consistent with the evaluation of behavioral competencies administered by the Ministry of designing.
In addition, each nominated employee will receive a “training card”, which incorporates the requirements of their behavioral competencies like the necessity for achievement, emotional balance, communication effectiveness, performance efficiency, self-confidence, teamwork, decision-making and time management.
Each group are going to be coached consistent with its field of labor , and that they are going to be receiving training about the New Administrative Capital applications in order that transferred employees become fully conscious of the way to operate and use these programs.
The NAC will house 10 ministerial complexes grouping together 34 ministries, additionally to the headquarters of the cupboard and therefore the parliament and includes 52,300 state employees.
