Under the expert guidance of Prof. Dr. Elfouly and Mr. Mohamed Taha, participants delved into the complexities of proposal writing, gaining insights and knowledge essential for their academic and professional growth. The workshop was structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over two days, enabling participants to emerge with a stronger foundation in creating compelling proposals for their research projects.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed El Fouly:

Professor at the National Research Centre and a DAAD and A.v. Humboldt Alumni.

Mr. Mohamed Taha

Mohamed Taha has been working in the field of capacity building for more than 20 years. He is an international trainer who delivers different academic and business related training modules in GUC, DHBW in Germany, DAAD Cairo, and TU-Berlin Elgouna Campus.

As an academic organization, the DAAD Regional Office Cairo remains always dedicated to expanding and deepening the collaborative ties between Germany, Egypt, and Sudan in the academic and research spheres. Through initiatives like this workshop, we aim to offer ongoing support and opportunities for capacity building that reflect our commitment to enhancing potential collaborations within academia and research.

The feedback received from the participants was overwhelmingly positive, highlighting the effectiveness of the workshop in equipping them with the necessary skills and understanding to excel in their endeavours. This response underscores the DAAD’s commitment to fostering educational and research excellence through targeted capacity-building modules.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the participants for their active engagement and contributions to the workshop’s success.

The DAAD looks forward to hosting more such events in the future and hopes to welcome both new and returning participants in our efforts to foster a vibrant community of scholars and researchers.

Stay tuned for more information on our upcoming workshops and opportunities for academic and research collaboration. Together, we can achieve greater heights in the pursuit of knowledge and innovation.