Nayrouz News Agency :
ESLSCA University is proud to strengthen French-Egyptian cooperation through a strategic partnership with the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Egypt (CCIFE), signed by Mr. Ahmad Naguib, Managing Director of CCIFE, and Eng. Kareem El Hennawi, Secretary General & CEO of ESLSCA University, under the support and in the presence of H.E. Éric Chevallier, Ambassador of France to Egypt, and Dr. Ali El Meligui, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of ESLSCA University and Dr. Nadia Elaref President Eslsca University and board members from CCIFE and ESLSCA as well as chamber members.
Building on our recent ESLSCA partnership with EDC Paris Business School, this collaboration reinforces ESLSCA University's commitment to delivering globally recognized education while creating meaningful opportunities for students, professionals, and corporate partners across Egypt and beyond.
The key ESLSCA – CCIFE collaboration areas:
•Tailored corporate programs and executive development
ESLSCA undertakes to design, develop, and deliver custom programs for CCIFE members, focusing on leadership, strategy, digital transformation, entrepreneurship, finance, innovation, and human development, in flexible formats such as short courses, executive certificates, modular tracks, and blended learning.
•Alumni learning journeys
The MOU provides for curated learning trips for CCIFE members, including company visits, roundtables, expert talks, and cultural immersion experiences, giving participants direct exposure to best practices and new markets.
•Internships and talent pipeline
ESLSCA students and graduates receive priority access to internship and recruitment opportunities within CCIFE member companies, creating a continuous talent pipeline aligned with industry sectors and corporate requirements.
•Co-curated workshops and bootcamps in Egypt and Europe
ESLSCA and CCIFE plan intensive, hands-on bootcamps and workshops delivered at ESLSCA premises and at European partner locations.
•Corporate events and campus access
The university campus is positioned as a venue for CCIFE events, roundtables, talks, and networking activities, enabling the campus to function as a corporate partnership hub and community-building platform.
Quote From Dr. Ali EL Meligui Chairman of the Board of Trusties ESLSCA University:
ESLSCA educational programs designed around unique specialization, stronger multicultural capability, and a globally oriented learning experience rather than a general degree targeting 2030 – 2040 jobs. This distinction supports ESLSCA University’s strategy to broaden its executive, undergraduate and postgraduate portfolio with offerings that respond directly to international business needs in Egypt’s corporate environment.
Quote From Dr. Nadia Elaref President ESLSCA University
Through this partnership with the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Egypt, ESLSCA University is building a comprehensive platform for education and corporate partnership. We are connecting advanced international business learning with customized programs, talent pipelines, and co-branded initiatives that speak directly to the needs of companies operating in Egypt and the wider region.
Quote From Mr. Ahmad Naguib, Managing Director of CCIFE:
ESLSCA University MOU with CCIFE builds a structured bridge between the university and corporate partners. The MOU with ESLSCA as academic and learning partner of CCIFE, committing the university to co-create, deliver, and endorse tailored learning experiences for CCIFE member companies and partner organizations.
Quote From Eng. Kareem ElHennawi, Secretary General & CEO of ESLSCA University
The MOU structured a long-term relationship with ESLSCA, industry and CCIFE members. This approach allows ESLSCA University to offer corporate partners a complete spectrum of engagement: postgraduate qualification for high-potential staff, short-format executive programs, sector-aligned workshops and bootcamps, internship and recruitment channels, and access to campus as a venue for strategic events. It also enables executives and managers to move between degree-based learning and targeted upskilling.
