Egyptian Ambassador to Malawi Maher El-Adawy has urged Malawians who are offered opportunities to study abroad that they should be coming back home after completing their studies so that they can make Malawi great again.
He made the remarks on Wednesday when Egypt awarded 27 capacity building training programs to Malawians in the fields of security, health, and information.
El-Adawy said Malawians who get training opportunities abroad should resist the temptation of staying in the foreign countries after completing their training programs.
The Egyptian ambassador expressed hope that people being trained in Egypt can come back to Malawi and fully utilize their newly acquired knowledge and skills to help make Malawi great again.
“In Agriculture for example, Malawi used to utilize in the seventies animals to plough land, instead of moving forward to utilize machines, many farmers are using neither. In a sense farming has gone backwards,” said El-Adawy.
“When they do their training in Egypt, it is my hope that they will acquire the required skills and network to move forward and come back home to fully utilize these opportunities which can lead to making Malawi great again,” he added.
The new beneficiaries brings to 203 the training scholarships Egypt has awarded to Malawians for the year 2016.
Out of the 203, 73 are in the field of security while in 2015, 55 of the 157 Malawians who attended the capacity building training were security personnel.
According to the ambassador, security is crucial and without security no country can have investment.
“Security is a prerequisite for any development and making Malawi great again and I am optimistic about the future and no one should give up to make Malawi great again. It will take time but it is step by step and Egypt is here to help,” he said.
In her remarks, Home Affairs and Internal Security Minister Grace Chiumia commended government for promoting bilateral relationships that will see Malawi developing both socially and economically as people will be imparted skills.
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Thats talking.comgrats.nthengo mudalaka njoka.
You have to be connected to get ajob in malawi
Just talk about ur country. Ur there for work only not to fix things.
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Nonsense
Egypt is not great
there is No coming back.
zonvesa chisoni paliponseno pamene aMLW azikhala kuthamangisidwa basi,lisungu awa chaa kaya ndawiyanganji ku Malawi ine hate tichita kulenga ndilisungu Lol
Hahahaha are you aware of the unemployment situation in Malawi? Who is going to employ them?
Not sure yet we have graduates standing on quee wait for job,thy need six yrs xprnce yet yu are just from school ,corruption is worse at home ,never come home just visit .no big companies no ……….
We have reached a stage whereby if given chance to go abroad there shall be Noone in this country even the oldest people and we will all never come back.
Mmatha abraz.
Coming back to see blackouts and receive peanuts
mungalembe anthu ntchito inu?
Mr. Maher should be a great joker or he has no chance to interact with grassroots malawians. Take just for instance Teachers who graduated three years ago: no serious govt. is on the scene to employee them.How do expect these people to help this country when the only tasks they are doing are pushing ‘kabaza’ and other menial works.
Is tru tht fre does nt go whre thre’s no glss,instd it goes where glass is in.
If doctors ar jst sleeping no job for them wat about the one from abroad
Malawi ws rich during th reign of DR KAMUZU BANDA, tikati tionesese chitukuko anachita kale madala aja kma these presidents are even failin to renovate that ngwazi left.. skut kugwra ntchito kunja ndizimene kupangisa kut tikhale osauka, so many factors.. major 1 being population. we can be earning alot of money as botswana but when t z shared per capita, wil find that tagawana ma 1kwacha.. accompanied by envy n corruption.. democracy inatpeza fast man..
Don’t bother my man Malawi can’t change
NO jobs in Malawi.
Wise one!!!