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Alexandria Business Association is a non-governmental, not-for-profit organization based in Alexandria, Egypt, aiming at economic development and improving the business climate through research, advocacy and raising the efficiency of human resources. ABA is also an active contributor to community development and manages one of the most successful micro-finance projects.

Alexandria Software and IT Association (ASITA) is a fast growing NGO, founded in 2011, representing more than 45 IT companies in Alexandria, many of whom are competitive small and medium sized enterprises, exporting high-tech software and services. ASITA's main fields of concern are software technology, building the IT companies network in Alexandria and linking it with Cairo and the whole globe, in addition to other ICT related fields of interest” Asita represents a powerful network of creative professionals and innovative companies. It provides support services in collaboration with other active IT industry organizations like ITIDA and IETESAL with the aim of promoting mutual communication between experts, decision-makers, and executives, connecting its members with clients, consultants, and markets. ASITA adopts a developmental approach aiming at strengthening small and mid-sized IT firms and promoting innovation, economic growth and employment specifically in Alexandria but also

Arab Organization for Administrative Development was established in 1961 as one emanating from the Arab League specialized organizations to assume the responsibility of administrative development in the Arab region. According to the Convention on the establishment, determined by the organization's mission is to contribute to the achievement of administrative development in the Arab countries to serve the comprehensive development issues. In seeking to achieve this mission, the organization's efforts and provides services and programs to the governments of Arab countries members of the Organization, and number 20 countries. And it expands the scope of the organization to include services as well as NGOs and business organizations, the private sector and for the leaders of the three levels of administrative and supervisory and executive medium.

Arab Fertilizer Association (AFA) is a non-governmental Arab International Organization established in 1975. AFA is operating under the umbrella of the Council of Arab Economic Unity and exercising the status of observer at the Economic and Social Council affiliated to the Arab League. AFA comprises Arab institutions and companies working in the fields of fertilizers manufacturing and trading, in addition to other related fields. It further includes 177 Arab and foreign company members from twenty nine countries AFA aims, generally, at coordinating and developing technical relations between member companies, together with tackling all issues related to the fertilizer industry. AFA represents a framework through which Arab companies work and get to know the latest technological developments in the fertilizer industry. It further provides Arab companies' representatives with the opportunity to strengthen relationships with international institutions, organizations and companies workin

APE is a non-government organization. Established in 1984 to improve the lives of garbage collectors, it is run by a 9 member board of trustees, a staff of over 50 and scores of volunteers drawn from various fields of special interest. Today about 25,000 people live in the Mokattam (having grown from a population of 8,000 in the early 1980s) and almost all of them live off, or are involved in, garbage activities. It is estimated that more than 40% of Cairo’s garbage is not collected formally. The garbage collectors- the zabbaleen- handle this part of the garbage produced by the 19 million inhabitants of Cairo at no cost to the city authorities. Specifically this means that the zabbaleen collect about 7,000 tons of garbage every day and up to 90 per cent of that waste is recycled by them directly. Since no one pays them to collect the garbage, the zabbaleen make their living from recycling what they collect. This is why the garbage industry at the Mokattam is the most effic

EIFFA, The Egyptian International Freight Forwarding Association is the official organization dedicated to enhancing, supporting and leading this field to a successful and prosperous future. EIFFA was established in 1990 as a division of the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce and hosts over 246 members from all over the country. EIFFA is the only and official representative of FIATA in Egypt. FIATA (International Federation of Freight Forwarders Association) is the largest non-governmental organization based in Zurich, Switzerland, representing the freight forwarding industry by many other governmental organizations and authorities as well as private international organizations in the field of transport.

The Egyptian Junior Business Association (EJB) is a non-governmental organization, one of Egypt's premium and most influential business associations, with over than 650 senior and highly successful businessmen and women from different sectors. EJB main objective are business development, community development, networking and creating business match making between members. The EJB communicates its vision, mission and objectives across the country to all business-related entities including, but not limited to, Ministries, Business Organizations, Business Chambers, Industrial Chambers and Commercial Offices among others. Egyptian Junior Business Association (EJB) was founded in 1999 by a group of young business executives & entrepreneurs and was registered one year later to count a network of 600 prominent members between 25 to 45 years old representing various business sectors, allowing in excess of 290,000 job opportunities. Vision, Hope and Enthusiasm to achieve sustainable busines

EBA was founded in 1975 and ratified in 1979 under the law 32/1964. EBA is a non-governmental, non-for-profit organization that seeks to unify the efforts of private Egyptian interests in contributing to the productivity and efficient national economic and social development of Egypt. When established in the early seventies, the Egyptian Businessmen's Association mission was to unify the efforts of the Egyptian private sector in order to protect its interests, promote its products and enhance its productivity and efficiency in a more liberal and democratic environment. Yet, working within the frame of national economic and social development of Egypt. At that time the Egyptian economy was a central planned economy, the Egyptian Businessmen’s Association, in order to carry out these duties, had to be in the first place a lobbying power on behalf of the Egyptian business community to protect its interests and enhance the private sector existence. Presently, the Egyptian economy does not

The establishment of The Egyptian Travel Agents Association (ETTA) returns to the presidential decree of the president of the Arab republic of Egypt by law No.85 for the year 1968 which charged ETTA with looking after the interests of tourism companies and taking care of them in the scope of the plan tourism of the state and the representation of them in front of the public authorities and the local and International agencies and also helps the authorities and organizations in developing and activating the level of performance The board of directors which manages the ETTA consists of fifteen members two thirds of them are elected by the general assembly of the chamber and the remaining third is appointed by the minister of tourism The board of directors of the ETTA regulates the work of it and also the policy making and determines the relationship with authorities, agencies and departments whose work relates to the tourism industry. And also the supervising on the branches that is e