H.E. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt - Chairperson of the African Union - Rotary Institute 2019 - Egypt
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Chairperson of the African Union
H.E. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt
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Welcome to Egypt – Welcome to Sharm El Sheikh
E gypt is ranks as one of the top 30 largest countries in the world with its 1 million square kilometers of land that is notorious for
its geographic ‘distribution.’ The lifeline of over 100 million human beings, the river Nile; is the focal point of urban planning,
an incredible 6,695 km gift of sustenance for Egypt and three other countries, making it the longest, and arguably most vital,
river in the world. The Nile enters Egypt a few kilometers north of a Sudanese town called Wadi Halfa through a narrow canyon that
traverses sandstone and granite cliffs. The northward flowing direction of the river has thus earned Egypt’s southern border the name
“Upper Egypt.” Within this stretch of the Nile is the world’s most intensive concentration of temples, tombs and palaces constructed
over the span of 4,000 years. As this river continues to flow upwards past major cities and temples, it begins to branch out into a
flower-shaped formation known as the Nile delta, covering 240 km of the Mediterranean coastline. Home to 39 million people, this
is Egypt’s most agriculturally rich land with some of the most beautiful, soul-rejuvenating nature Egypt has to offer. A tribute to its
elusive splendor, the Egyptian landscape is quite remarkable.
S harm El Sheikh is an Egyptian city on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, in South Sinai Governorate, on the coastal strip
along the Red Sea. Its population is approximately 73,000 as of 2015. Sharm El Sheikh is the administrative hub of Egypt's
South Sinai Governorate, which includes the smaller coastal towns of Dahab and Nuweiba as well as the mountainous interior,
St. Catherine and Mount Sinai. The city and holiday resort are a significant center for tourism in Egypt, while also attracting many
international conferences and diplomatic meetings.
Sharm El Sheikh (meaning "Bay of the Sheikh") is also known as the "City of Peace; Egyptian Arabic: Madinet El-Salaam", referring to
the large number of international peace conferences that have been held there. It was known as Şarm-üş Şeyh during Ottoman
rule, and as Ofira when the area was under Israeli sovereignty between 1967 and 1982. Among Egyptians and many visitors, the
name of the city is commonly shortened to "Sharm" which is its common name in the Egyptian slang. The name is also sometimes
written as Sharm el-Cheikh, Sharm el-Sheik in English.
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Special Guests of Honor
H.E. Dr. Hala Helmy Al-Saeed H.E. Ambassador Nabila Makram H.E. General Khaled Fouda
Minister of Planning and Minister of Immigration and Egyptian Governor of South Sinai
Administrative Reform Expatriates Affairs
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Rotary International Zone 22 Institute Guests
Rotary International President Elect Director RIVP – Zone Convener
Holger Knaack Yinka Babalola
TRF Trustee 2019-23 RI Director Elect RI General Secretary
Jorge Aufranc Katerina Kotsali Papadimitriou John Hewko
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Zone 22 Institute Guests
PRIP Jonathan Majiyagbe & Ayo PRID Şafak Alpay & Deniz
PRID Sam Okudzeto PRID Mohamed Ben Majdoub & Kenza
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RIP Mark Daniel Maloney Welcome Message
Dear fellow Rotarians,
It is a pleasure to welcome you to this Rotary institute.
For the past 114 years, Rotary has shown that the world can be made better. That all of the good things that sometimes
seem to be missing from the world — like service, and fellowship, and diversity, and integrity, and leadership — are
still right here in Rotary, waiting for people to embrace them. This is the inspiration that Rotary can be, and is, to our
world. And it is the inspiration in which all of us are connected.
Every Rotary institute is an important opportunity to gather in fellowship, to acknowledge our successes, and to
discuss how we can continue to grow and change. We come together to share ideas and prepare for the year ahead
of us.
Our main focus is to grow Rotary — to grow our service, to grow the impact of our projects, and, most importantly, to
grow our membership so that we can achieve more. We must all take responsibility for growing our membership base
because, as you know, there is no Rotary without its members. We have to go beyond just inviting members, and build
RIP Mark Daniel Maloney a membership that will appeal to a wide array of people from all walks of life who will add value to Rotary. Only with
Rotary International a diverse, vibrant, engaged membership will Rotary be capable of the work our communities need.
President Elect 2019 – 20 I hope that you will leave this institute feeling motivated and inspired, having been given the information and skills
you need to accomplish these tasks and to set ambitious goals for the upcoming year.
Connecting people, communities, and nations remains at the heart of who we are and what we do. We must work to
ensure that a stronger, thriving, revitalized Rotary will be better able than ever to connect the world for good.
Together, we will continue to provide extraordinary service to local and global communities as Rotary Connects the
World.
Kindest regards,
Mark Daniel Maloney
Rotary International President, 2019-20
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Rotary International President Elect Holger Knaack
HOLGER KNAACK
Herzogtum Lauenburg-Mölln, Germany
Treasurer, Rotary International, 2014-15
Director, Rotary International, 2013-14
H olger Knaack holds a degree in business administration from the
University of Applied Sciences Kiel. Since 1995, Holger has been
CEO of the real estate company Knaack KG. Previously, he was a
partner and general manager of bakery Knaack Enterprises, a 125-year
old family business.
A Rotarian since 1991, Holger is a member of the Rotary Club of
Herzogtum Lauenburg-Mölln. He was treasurer of RI and was a member
of the Executive Committee of the Board. Holger has served RI as
president’s representative, Council on Legislation representative,
resource group zone coordinator, GETS trainer and RI training leader. He
Holger is chairman and founder of Karl-Adam-Stiftung (Karl Adam has been a member and chair of numerous RI committees.
Foundation). He served for six years as chairman of Rotary Jugenddienst Currently, Holger is Moderator of the 2019 Rotary International
Deutschland e.V. (Rotary Youth Exchange Germany). He is a founding Assembly, Endowment/Major Gifts Adviser and Co-Chair of the 2019
member of the “Studentenhilfe Viadrina e.V.,” and the Foundation “Der Hamburg Convention HOC.
Rotarier.”
In his community, Holger is a founding member of the Civic Foundation Holger is a Major Donor to The Rotary Foundation, a member of the Paul-
of the City of Ratzeburg and served as president of the Golf-Club Gut Harris Society and the Bequest Society. Married to Susanne for 42 years,
Grambek for several years. the couple has hosted more than 40 Rotary Youth Exchange students. In
his leisure time, Holger enjoys sailing and playing golf.
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Director RIVP Yinka Babalola Welcome Message
Welcome, BienVenue, Bem Vinda, Marhaba-Ahlan wa Sahlan, ً أهالً و سهال- مرحبا
I am very pleased that you are all here for our first Institute in our new zone 22. Our very first All Africa Institute! It has been
a long time coming therefore it gives me immense pleasure that it is finally here. A very historic event indeed. The theme for
this Institute is Innovate, Connect!
The institute promises high level networking opportunities with the first ever Rotary Africa Business Forum in Cairo in
partnership with the Egyptian Business Association. We hope the forum create connections that delivers new business
opportunities, thus creating additional value to our members.
It will be a week of enhanced Rotary knowledge, information sharing by industry and political leaders on Innovations in
Governance, Businesses, the professions and how we deliver service to our World, Our communities, and ourselves.
These are exciting times for Rotary in Africa. Africa is now a stand-alone zone. Our midterm aspiration however is to have
Director RIVP Yinka Babalola two zones, the necessity and implication of which we will deliberate on in the course of our interactions this week.
To Grow Rotary in our zone, we need to increase our membership, to increase our membership, we have to ensure we deliver
Convener, Zone 22
on the Rotary promise, constantly and consistently find ways of raising the bar to attract the right members that are
Institute, 2019
representative of the business, professional and community leaders in our communities.
Vice President 2019-20 Attracting the younger generation is a process we all need to be deliberate about. Rotarians and Rotary club leaders would
Rotary International have to intensify efforts on establishing more Interact and Rotaract clubs, ensuring a healthy pipeline to feed into Rotary in
Twitter the future. We must find innovative ways of creating a seamless transition from the Interact to the Rotaract and ultimately
@keembabs,IG:@keem_babs, into Rotary.
Facebook@ Yinka Babalola I want to sincerely applaud the host organization for the innovation of including the Africa RYLA into this historic institute. It
is indeed laudable, and I look forward to having a great time with the Rylarians.
Look out also for photo opportunities with our Rotary leaders. This is the first institute in contemporary times where all our
active Past senior leaders are present. Enjoy their company and learn about history of Rotary on the continent.
I am excited and I sincerely hope you are too.
Once again, I warmly welcome you all and wish you a rewarding time in sham El Sheikh as we connect the world through
Rotary
OLAYINKA .H BABALOLA
10PDG Mayan Raslan Welcome Message
Dear fellow Rotarians,
I welcome you all to Egypt, “The Cradle of Civilization”
I welcome you all to Sharm El Sheikh,‘The land of Peace”
I welcome you dear fellow Rotarians from Africa – at our First African Zone 22 Institute – which I believe, will be one of –
if not the – most unique Institute in our Zone.
It is our great happiness that District 2451- Egypt will join Africa Zone 22.
We are so excited to build new relations with you – meet lovely new colleagues that will become friends, and start serving
our communities and the world through joint service Projects activities At this unique Institute – we shall share Information
together, Build connections & Exchange ideas
We promise you to have a lot of Rotary Education through our full integral program conducted by knowledgeable & Senior
Rotary Trainers & Leaders amidst an atmosphere full of Fun, Fellowship & Egyptian Hospitality.
PDG Mayan Raslan You will enjoy Sharm El Sheikh with its magical atmosphere and exciting sea trips, desert Safaris & wild night life
Chair of Organizing Don’t miss Cairo on your back home - with its avenues of faded 19th century grandeur & colossal Fatimid and Mamluk
Committee- Zone 22 monuments, the Great Pyramids & sphinx, the old yet chaotic Moez Street & Museum, & the tower & Culture Centre.
Institute 2019 We are proud also to hold the First Rotary Egyptian African Business Forum in Cairo, where many who attended had
Sharm El Sheikh explored their potential business options in new markets to develop great networking with their peers and in other new
business diversifications.
Egypt is the Golden gateway to Africa for the Mediterranean, European and Arab Gulf states countries
Our Organizing Committee saved no effort or time to ensure you an unforgettable weak – full of nice memories and happy
moments.
I wish you all an enjoyable institute – that will be the first corner stone of a very long-lasting relation between District
2451- Egypt and all our new sister Districts in Zone 22
Thank you
11DG Sherif Waly Welcome Message
Dear fellow Rotarians,
I would like to welcome you all in our beloved country Egypt, “The gift of the Nile “. It is my honor as the District
Governor of Rotary District 2451 - Egypt to host the First Rotary Zone 22 Institute in Egypt at Sharm El Sheikh, that is
meant to share Information, Build connections & Exchange ideas. The program of the institute, that will be conducted
by knowledgeable & Senior Rotary Trainers & Leaders will be a huge plus to any Rotarian.
I am excited to reunite with my peers and classmates that attended with me the GETS in Lagos; a great experience
that gave me real pleasure, knowledge and pride.
I am honored that the first African RYLA targeting Youth from Africa will be held in Egypt from the 3rd to the 6th of
October in Sharm El Sheikh under the theme "Colors of Africa". This will get African Youth from Different countries, a
total of 60 participants will attend this event.
DG Sherif Waly
District 2451 Governor
Finally, I welcome you all again and express my gratitude to see so many of you here coming from different parts of
the world, I hope you will have a memorial institute.
All my best regards
DG SherifWaly
2019-2020
District 2451-Egypt
12Paul Harris
The Founder of Rotary
13RI General Secretary John Hewko
John Hewko & Marga
Rotary Club of Kyiv Ukraine
The General Secretary of Rotary International and The
Rotary Foundation
J ohn Hewko is the general secretary of Rotary International and The
Rotary Foundation.
From 2004 to 2009, Hewko was vice president for operations and
compact development for the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC),
While working in Ukraine in the early 1990s, Hewko assisted the working
group that prepared the initial draft of the new Ukrainian post-Soviet
constitution and was a charter member of the first Rotary club in Kyiv.
Hewko has been a public policy scholar at the Woodrow Wilson
a U.S. government agency established in 2004 to deliver foreign International Center for Scholars, an adjunct professor of law at
assistance to the world’s poorest countries. At MCC, he was the principal Georgetown University, and a visiting scholar at the Carnegie
United States negotiator for foreign assistance agreements to 26 Endowment for International Peace. He has published papers and
countries in Africa, Asia, South America, the Middle East, and the former articles in leading U.S. and international publications, and he has spoken
Soviet Union. During his tenure, he completed the negotiation of extensively on political and business issues dealing with the former
assistance agreements totaling $6.3 billion to 18 countries for Soviet Union, Central Europe, Africa, and Latin America. He is also a
infrastructure, agriculture, water and sanitation, health, and education member of the Council of Foreign Relations.
projects. Hewko holds a law degree from Harvard University, a master’s in modern
Prior to joining MCC, Hewko was an international partner with the law history from Oxford University (where he studied as a Marshall Scholar),
firm Baker & McKenzie, specializing in international corporate and a bachelor’s in government and Soviet studies from Hamilton
transactions in emerging markets. He helped establish the firm’s College in New York
Moscow office and was the managing partner of its offices in Kyiv and
Prague.
14Trustee Jorge Aufranc
Jorge Aufranc & Debora
Trustee 2019-2023, The Rotary Foundation
Director 2016-2018, Rotary International
J orge is a chemical engineer professional, currently Director of
Corporacion Instatec SA, company dedicated to the design and
building of networking telecommunication systems since 2001.
Formerly, he served as managing director of a chemical crop protection
in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia,
Medellin, Colombia 2017, Monterrey 2018 and Panama 2019. Founder
and President of the Central American official Rotary Regional Magazine,
founder of the Central American Division of the Rotary Leadership
joint venture with Dupont in Central America. Institute (RLI), Wasrag Director and member of the CADRE of The Rotary
Foundation.
Rotarian since 1993, Jorge has served as RI Director 2016-18, Regional
Rotary Foundation Coordinator, RI Training Leader, Major Gift Advisor, As Club President he succeeded in reaching 100% Paul Harris
TRF Permanent Fund Committee Chair for Latin America, Council of participation. He is Benefactor, Major Donor and Bequest Society
Legislation Representative, RI President´s Representative in Latin Member of The Rotary Foundation. He was named two times Rotarian
American and Europe. He participated in a National Immunization Day in of the Year and he is recipient of The Rotary Foundation Citation for
Moradabad, India, has been discussion group moderator at many Meritorious Service. Jorge and his wife Débora have three children and
international events, speaker at the Lisbon Convention and the five grandchildren and reside in Guatemala City
International Assembly. He was appointed Convener of the RI Institutes
15RI Director Elect Katerina Kotsali Papadimitriou
Katerina Kotsali-Papadimitriou
R. I. Director 2020-22
Rotary Club Pendeli
2470 RID Greece
K aterina Kotsali-Papadimitriou was born in Pafos, Cyprus. She is an
Architect graduate of the School of Architecture No 1, of the Paris
School of Fine Arts (1977). In 1978 she was awarded a Profound
Studies Diploma in the field of History and Geography of Populations in
the Paris School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences. In 1981 she got
She has served Rotary as member of Piraeus Rotaract Club, chartering
member and President of RC Pendeli, District 2470 Secretary, Assistant
District Governor, District 2470 Governor (2012-13), District Committees
Chair, Assistant Rotary Public Image Coordinator, Rotary Public Image
Coordinator, GETS Trainer, member of TRF Cadre of Technical Advisers
a Doctorate’s degree in the field of Human Geography of the same and R.I Presidents’ representative. Panelist at multiple District
School. Conferences, Zone Institutes and Seminars
She has cooperated with well-known architectural firms and she has She has been selected as R.I. Director 2020-22 for Zone 21
been working as a freelancer since 1980. Member of the Board and IYFR Commodore of the Hellenic Aegean Fleet (2016-18)
shareholder of the company Metal Constructions of Volos S.A (1980- She has been recognized by:
2006) The Rotary Foundation District Service Award, Rotary International
She speaks besides Greek, English, French and German Avenues of Service Citation, The Rotary Foundation Regional Service
She is married to George Papadimitriou, economist and they have one Award for a Polio-Free world, The Rotary Foundation for Meritorious
daughter Eleanna, economist. Service
She and her husband are Major Donors to TRF
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DGE'S Training Program
Date 30 September 2019/30 Septembre 2019 GETS DGE
Joint English & French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader/Animateur Séance et format
Début Fin Durée
Convener Yinka & TL Mohamed
17:00 18:00 1:00 Meeting of all Trainers Reunion des Formateurs
Ghammam & Eric Kimani
Plénière d'ouverture avec Le Convener,
Opening plenary with Convener,
TL Mohamed Ghammam & GT Eric chefs de la formation, SFGE's, DGE,
18:00 19:00 1:00 training leaders, DGE's, spouses and
Kimani conjoints et partenaires,DGN, les
partners, DGN, trainers and staff
formateurs, et tout le personnel
19:00 20:15 1:15 Welcome function Fonction d'accueil
20:15 22:00 1:45 Dinner Diner
18DGE'S Training Program
Date 1 October 2019/ 1 Octobre 2019
Joint English&French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
TL Mohamed Ghammam
Opening session Séance d'ouverture
8:35 8:55 0:20 &
Introductions and icebreaker Présentations / Faire Connaissance
Eric Kimani
Leading your team Diriger votre équipe
9:00 10:00 1:00 GT Eric Kimani RFC Andrew Jaeger
Idea Exchange Échange d’idées
Strengthening your membership Renforcer votre Effectif RC Obafunmiso
10:00 11:00 1:00 RC Lawrence Mapani
Workshop Atelier Ogunkeye
11:00 11:30 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
Planning Your Events PDG Matthias Oladeinde Organisation des manifestations
11:30 12:30 1:00 RFC Andrew Jaeger
Idea exchange Shoga Échange d’idées
12:30 13:30 1:00 Grow Rotary WITH DGN RI Brian King Développer le Rotary AVEC DGN
13:30 14:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
Strategic planning Planification Stratégique RC Lawrence
14:30 15:30 1:00 RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye
Idea Exchange WITH DGN Echange d'idees AVEC DGN Mapani
15:30 16:00 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
Your Support from Rotary , Rotary
RI Reto Pantellini Le soutien du Rotary,Secretariat du
16:00 16:45 0:45 Secretariat & Europe/Afrca Office
CDS-Zurich Office RI , Bureau de Zurich AVEC DGN
WITH DGN
RI Reto Pantellini &
Les Outils en ligne du Rotary AVEC
16:45 17:30 0:45 Rotary online tools WITH DGN Kim Widlicki &
DGN
Elizabeth Ng'ang'a
20:15 22:00 1:45 Dinner Diner
19DGE'S Training Program
Date 2 October 2019/2 octobre 2019
Joint English&French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Séance et format
Début Fin Durée
Leadership Idea Exchange (WITH Leadership Echange d'idées
8:30 9:30 1:00 Hisham El Bakry
DGN) ( WITH DGN)
Promoting Rotary's public image Promouvoir l’image publique
9:30 10:30 1:00 RPIC Gerard Arzili RPIC LEE-Ann Shearing
Workshop du Rotary Atelier
Etablir un bon rapport avec
10:30 11:30 1:00 Connecting with clubs Idea exchange E/MGA Emmanuel Katongole RFC Jean Pierre Duboze
les clubs Echange d'idées
11:30 12:00 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
RI Elizabeth Ng'ang'a & RFC
Andrew Jaeger & RFC Jean
12:00 13:30 1:30 Supporting the Rotary Fondation Soutenir la Fondation Rotary
Pierre Lasseni Duboze & RFC
Olugbemiga Olowu
Managing your district's finances PDG Matthias Oladeinde Gérer les finances du district E/MGA Serge Mamani
13:30 14:30 1:00
Interactive panel Shoga Panel interactive Daouda
14:30 15:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
Working With Young Leaders E/MGA Serge Mamani Travailler Avec Des Jeunes
15:30 16:00 0:30 RPIC Lee-Ann Shearing
Workshop Daouda Atelier
Preparing for the International Se préparer à l’Assemblée
GT Eric KIMANI & Margaret
16:00 16:40 0:40 Assembly (with spouses and internationale (avec conjoints
Munene Kimani
partners) Panel et partenaires) Panel
16:40 17:00 0:20 Tea/Coffee break Pause Café
DGE'S Training Program
20Date 2 October 2019/2 octobre 2019
Joint English&French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Séance et format
Début Fin Durée
Convener RID Yinka & all Soutien de votre équipe
17:00 17:30 0:30 Support from your regional team
Rotary coordinators régionale
Plénière de clôture avec
Coordonnateur, chefs de la
Closing plenary with Convenor, Convener RID Yinka, TL
formation, SFGE's, conjoints
17:30 18:00 0:30 training leaders, DGE's, spouses and Mohamed Ghammam /GT
et partenaires, les
partners, trainers and RI staff Eric Kimani
formateurs, et tous le
personnel du RI
19:30 21:30 2:00 Closing dinner with all training delegates Dîner de clôture avec tous les délégués à la formation
21DGN'S Training Program
Date 30 September 2019/30 Septembre 2019 GETS DGN
Joint English & French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/Début Finish/Fin Time/Durée Session and format Session leader/Animateur Séance et format
Convener Yinka & TL Mohamed
17:00 18:00 1:00 Meeting of all Trainers Reunion des Formateurs
Ghammam & Eric Kimani
Plénière d'ouverture avec Le
Opening plenary with Convener, Convener RID Yinka & TL Convener, chefs de la formation,
18:00 19:00 1:00 training leaders, DGE's, spouses and Mohamed Ghammam & GT Eric SFGE's, DGE, conjoints et
partners, DGN, , trainers and staff Kimani partenaires,DGN, les formateurs,
et tout le personnel
19:00 20:15 1:15 Welcome function Fonction d'accueil
20:15 22:00 1:45 Dinner Diner
22DGN'S Training Program
Date 1 October 2019/1 octobre 2019
Joint English & French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye &
Opening Session
8:35 8:55 0:20 PDG Najoua Azouz & Seance pleniere d'ouverture
Welcome and Introductions
PDG Pearl Okoro Ijeoma
DGN Responsabilities Responsabilités du E/MGA Serge
9:00 10:00 1:00 RRFC Jean Pierre Duboze
Workshop Gouverneur Nommé Atelier Mamani Daouda
10:00 11:00 1:00 Time out with your Director Convener RID Yinka Rencontre avec votre Directeur
11:00 11:30 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
11:30 12:30 1:00 Leadership Idea Exchange Hisham El Bakry Leadership Echange d'idées
12:30 13:30 1:00 Grow Rotary WITH DGE RI Brian King Développer le Rotary AVEC DGE
13:30 14:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
Strategic planning Planification Stratégique
14:30 15:30 1:00 RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye RC Lawrence Mapani
Idea Exchange WITH DGE Echange d’idees AVEC DGE
15:30 16:00 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
Your Support from Rotary ,
Le soutien du Rotary,
Rotary Secretariat & RI Reto Pantellini
16:00 16:45 0:45 Secretariat du RI , Bureau
Europe/Afrca Office WITH CDS-Zurich Office
de Zurich AVEC DGE
DGE
Les Outils en ligne du Rotary AVEC
16:45 17:45 01::00 Rotary online tools WITH DGE RI Reto Pantellini
DGE
20:15 22:00 1:45 Diner Diner
23DGN'S Training Program
Date 1 October 2019/1 octobre 2019
Joint English & French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/ Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
8:35 8:55 0:20 Opening Session Welcome and RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye & Seance pleniere
Introductions PDG Najoua Azouz & PDG d'ouverture
Pearl Okoro Ijeoma
DGN Responsabilities Workshop Responsabilités du E/MGA Serge Mamani
9:00 10:00 1:00 RRFC Jean Pierre Duboze
Gouverneur Nommé Atelier Daouda
10:00 11:00 1:00 Rencontre avec votre
Time out with your Director Convener RID Yinka
Directeur
11:00 11:30 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
11:30 12:30 1:00 Leadership Idea Exchange Hisham El Bakry Leadership Echange d'idées
12:30 13:30 1:00 Développer le Rotary
Grow Rotary WITH DGE RI Brian King
AVEC DGE
13:30 14:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
14:30 15:30 1:00 Strategic planning Planification Stratégique
RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye RC Lawrence Mapani
Idea Exchange WITH DGE Echange d'idees AVEC DGE
15:30 16:00 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
16:00 16:45 0:45 Your Support from Rotary, Rotary Le soutien du
RI Reto Pantellini CDS-
Secretariat & Europe/Afrca Office Rotary,Secretariat du RI ,
Zurich Office
WITH DGE Bureau de Zurich AVEC DGE
16:45 17:45 01::00 Les Outils en ligne du
Rotary online tools WITH DGE RI Reto Pantellini
Rotary AVEC DGE
20:15 22:00 1:45 Diner Diner
24DGN'S Training Program
Date 2 October 2019/2 octobre 2019 GETS DGN
Start/ Finish/ Time/ Session and format Session leader Séance et format
Début Fin Durée
Joint English&French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée (With DGE, Avec
DGE)
Leadership Idea Exchange Leadership Echange d'idées
8:30 9:30 1:00 (WITH DGE) Hisham El Bakry (AVEC DGE)
9:30 10:30 1:00 Leadership Idea Exchange Hisham El Bakry Leadership Echange d'idées
Getting to know your district Idea Votre District Echange d'iées
10:30 11:30 1:00 exchange PDG Pearl Okoro Ijeoma GT Eric Kimani
11:30 12:00 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
12:00 12:45 0:45 Communication Workshop RPIC lee-Ann Shearing Communication Atelier RPIC Gerard Arzili
District Conference Panel La Conference de district PDG Pearl Okoro
12:45 13:45 1:00 E/MGA Mohamed Delawar
Panel Ijeoma
Financial Management Workshop Gestion Financière Atelier RRFC Jean Pierre
13:45 14:30 0:45 RFC Andrew Jaeger
Duboze
14:30 15:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
15:30 16:10 0:40 Strengthening your membership Renforcer votre Effectif
PDG Najoua Azouz RFC Andrew Jaeger
Workshop Atelier
16:10 16:40 0:30 RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye &
Najoua Azouz & PDG Pearl Etablir un Calendrier
Creating a Calendar Idea Exchange Okoro Ijeoma Echange d'idées
16:40 17:00 0:20 Tea/Coffee Break Pause café
25DGN'S Training Program
Date 2 October 2019/2 octobre 2019 GETS DGN
Start/ Finish/ Time/ Session and format Session leader Séance et format
Début Fin Durée
Convener RID Yinka & all Rotary Soutien de votre équipe
17:00 17:30 0:30 Support from your regional team
coordinators régionale
Plénière de clôture avec
Coordonnateur, chefs de la
Closing plenary with Convenor, Convener RID Yinka & TL
formation, SFGE's, conjoints
17:30 18:00 0:30 training leaders, DGE's, spouses Mohamed Ghammam /GT Eric
et partenaires, les
and partners, trainers and RI staff Kimani
formateurs, et tous le
personnel du RI
Dîner de clôture avec tous les délégués à la
19:30 21:30 2:00 Closing dinner with all training delegates
formation
26Spouses Program
Date 30 September 2019/30 Septembre 2019 GETS SPOUSES
Joint English & French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader/Animateur Séance et format
Début Fin Durée
Convener Yinka & TL
17:00 18:00 1:00 Meeting of all Trainers Mohamed Ghammam & Reunion des Formateurs
Eric Kimani
Plénière d'ouverture avec
Opening plenary with Le Convener, chefs de la
Convener, training formation, SFGE's, DGE,
TL Mohamed Ghammam &
18:00 19:00 1:00 leaders, DGE's, spouses conjoints et
GT Eric Kimani
and partners, DGN, partenaires,DGN, les
trainers and staff formateurs, et tout le
personnel
19:00 20:15 1:15 Welcome function Fonction d'accueil
20:15 22:00 1:45 Diner Diner
27Spouses Program
Date 1 October 2019/ 1 Octobre 2019
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
Opening session. Welcome
and introductions Accueil et présentations
8:35 8:55 0:20 Lady Margaret Kimani
Exchange of ideas / Round Échange d’idées / Table ronde
tables
The role of the District Le Rôle du Gouverneur de
E/MGA Emmanuel
9:00 10:00 1:00 Governor Exchange of PDG Pearl Okoro Ijeoma District Échange d’idées
Katongole
ideas / Round tables / Table ronde
Rotary Programs and the Les Programmes du Rotary et
10:00 11:00 1:00 Foundation Exchange of Lady Margaret Kimani de la Fondation PDG Pearl Okoro Ijeoma
ideas / Round tables Echange d’idées / Table ronde
11:00 11:30 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
Telling the Rotary Story
Raconter l'histoire du Rotary
11:30 12:30 1:00 Exchange of ideas / Round RPIC Lee-Ann Shearing Lady Margaret Kimani
Échange d’idées / Table ronde
tables
My Role as District Governor’s Visite Officielle du
12:30 13:30 1:00 partner Exchange of ideas / Lady Margaret Kimani Gouverneur
Round tables Echange d’idées / Table ronde
13:30 14:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
28Spouses Program
Date 1 October 2019/ 1 Octobre 2019
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
Planning for District Events and
Planification d'événements
The District Governor’s official GT Eric Kimani & Lady
14:30 15:30 1:00 District Échange d’idées / GT Eric Kimani
Visit Exchange of ideas Margaret Kimani
Table ronde
/ Round tables
15:30 16:00 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
Leadership Idea Exchange Leadership Echange d'idées
16:00 17:00 1:00 Hisham El Bakry
20:15 22:00 1:45 Diner Diner
29Spouses Program
Date 2 October 2019/2 octobre 2019 GETS SPOUSES
Joint English&French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
14:30 15:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
Preparing for the International GT Eric KIMANI & Margaret Se préparer à l’Assemblée
16:00 16:40 0:40 Assembly (with DGE) Munene Kimani & Wuraola internationale (avec DGE)
Panel Ogunkeye Panel
16:40 17:00 0:20 Tea/Coffee break Pause Café
Convener RID Yinka & all Rotary
17:00 17:30 0:30 Support from your regional team Soutien de votre équipe régionale
coordinators
Plénière de clôture avec
Closing plenary with Convenor, Convener RID Yinka , TL Coordonnateur, chefs de la
17:30 18:00 0:30 training leaders, DGE's, spouses and Mohamed Ghammam /GT Eric formation, SFGE's, conjoints et
partners, trainers and RI staff Kimani partenaires, les formateurs, et
tous le personnel du RI
Dîner de clôture avec tous les délégués à la
19:30 21:30 2:00 Closing dinner with all training delegates
formation
DGE & DGN Spouses Program
2nd of October
09:30 AM Meet at Savoy Hotel Lobby King tut Museum & papyrus
10:00 AM Bus will move for city tour Old market free tour
Peace icon 12:30 PM Move to special lunch (Sea Food) on beach
Peace park 02:30 PM Pick Up back to hotel
New church & new mosque
30DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP CHAIRS PROGRAM
Date 2 October 2019/2 octobre 2019
Joint English & French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation
simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/ Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
8:30 9:00 0:30 Registration Inscriptions
9:30 9:50 0:20 Opening General RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye /RC Séance d’ouverture
Session State of Lawrence Mapani/ TL Mohamed Etat de L'effectif
Membership Ghammam
9:50 10:30 0:40 Grow Rotary, RI Brian King Développer le Rotary
10:30 11:00 0:30 Votre Club est-il en RC Lawrence
Is Your Club Healthy? RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye
bonne santé ? Mapani
11:00 11:30 0:30 RC Lawrence
RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye
Building diverse clubs Diversification du Club Mapani
11:30 12:00 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
12:00 12:30 0:30 Strategies for Attracting Strategie pour attirer de
New Members nouveaux membres RC Obafunmiso
RC Lawrence Mapani
Analyzing Membership Analyse des données Ogunkeye
Data Effectif
12:30 13:00 0:30 Your new member Orientation de nouveaux RC Obafunmiso
RC Lawrence Mapani
orientation membres Ogunkeye
31DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP CHAIRS PROGRAM
13:00 13:30 0:30 Meilleures pratiques
Best practice for RC Lawrence
RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye pour impliquer les
engaging members Mapani
membres
13:30 14:00 0:30 Practicing Flexibility Flexibilite & RC Lawrence
RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye
& Innovation Innovation Mapani
14:00 14:30 0:30 Managing Gestion des prospects RC Obafunmiso
RC Lawrence Mapani
Membership Leads en ligne Ogunkeye
14:30 15:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
15:30 16:40 1:10 Your Membership
RC Lawrence
Plan (district & TL Mohamed Ghammam Votre Plan D'Effectif
Mapani
country) (par district & pays)
16:40 17:00 0:20 Tea/Coffee break Pause café
Support from your Convener RID Yinka & all Soutien de votre
17:00 17:30 0:30
regional team Rotary coordinators équipe régionale
17:30 18:00 0:30 Plénière de clôture
Closing plenary with avec Coordonnateur,
Convenor, training Convener RID Yinka , TL chefs de la formation,
leaders, DGE's, Mohamed Ghammam /GT SFGE's, conjoints et
spouses and partners, Eric Kimani partenaires, les
trainers and RI staff formateurs, et tous le
personnel du RI
32District Trainers Program
Date 2 October 2019/2 octobre 2019
Joint English & French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
8:30 9:00 0:30 Registration Inscriptions
GT Eric Kimani Séance plénière d’ouverture /
9:30 9:50 0:20 Opening general session / Welcome
&PDG Najoua Azouz Bienvenue
Understand your role Comprendre votre rôle échange
9:50 10:30 0:40 PDG Najoua Azouz PDG Pearl Okoro Ijeoma
idea exchange d’idées
Understand Rotary training events PDG Matthias Assimiler le cycle de formation du
10:30 11:30 1:00 RFC Olugbemiga Olowu
panel Oladeinde Shoga Rotary panel
11:30 12:00 0:30 Tea/Coffee break Pause café Pause café
Plan your curriculum Planifier votre programme
12:00 12:45 0:45 GT Eric Kimani PDG Najoua Azzouz
workshop atelier
Plan your training event Planifier votre réunion de formation
12:45 13:30 0:45 PDG Najoua Azzouz GT Eric Kimani
idea exchange échange d’idées
Rotary training events RRFC Olugbemiga Réunions de formation
13:30 14:30 1:00 E/MGA Emmanuel Katongole
district calendar Olowu calendrier de district
14:30 15:30 1:00 Lunch Déjeuner
33District Trainers Program
Date 2 October 2019/2 octobre 2019
Joint English & French sessions with simultaneous translation/Sessions conjointes en anglais et français avec interprétation simultanée
Start/ Finish/ Time/
Session and format Session leader Séance et format Support
Début Fin Durée
Prepare the trainers RRC Jean Pierre Préparer les formateurs
15:30 16:40 1:10 E/MGA Emmanuel Katongole
idea exchange Duboze échange d’idées
16:40 17:00 0:20 Tea/Coffee break Pause café Pause café
Convener RID Yinka
17:00 17:30 0:30 Support from your regional team & all Rotary Soutien de votre équipe régionale
coordinators
Plénière de clôture avec
Convener RID Yinka ,
Closing plenary with Convenor, Coordonnateur, chefs de la
TL Mohamed
17:30 18:00 0:30 training leaders, DGE's, spouses and formation, SFGE's, conjoints et
Ghammam /GT Eric
partners, trainers and RI staff partenaires, les formateurs, et tous
Kimani
le personnel du RI
3435
First African Zone 22 Institute Program
Thursday 3rd of October
Hall 08:00 AM
Coordinators & Assistant Coordinators Meeting
Egypt Hall 09:00 AM
Moderator:
PRID Sam Okudzeto
08:00 – 08:10 Setting the Scene 08:35 – 08:50 Reporting requirements
RID VP Yinka Babalola RIDE Katerina Kotsali
08:10 – 08:35 Issues & Concerns 08:50 – 09:00 Q&A
RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye
Hall 09:15 AM
Membership Seminar
Egypt Hall 11:15 AM
Moderator:
PRID Sam Okudzeto
09:15 – 09:40 Setting the Scene & Membership Update 10:00 – 10:15 Grow Rotary
RID VP Yinka Babalola Brian King
09:40 – 10:00 Innovative Clubs
GS John Hewko
Plenary & 3 Workshop
10:15 – 10:35 Change Management
Hisham Bakry
10:35 – 11:15 Innovative Approach (Open Discussion)
Hisham Bakry
(Recruitment – Retention - Attraction of New Generation)
3 Groups
11:15-11:45 Coffee Break
36First African Zone 22 Institute PROGRAM
Thursday 3rd of October
Hall 11:45 AM
Membership Break-Out Sessions
Egypt Hall 01:15 PM
1. Engage your Members to & Success Stories (90 minutes) 4. Elevate Rotaract (90 minutes) Panel
RC Obafunmiso Ogunkeye, PDG Mathias Shoga RIPE Holger Knaack & RC Jamil Mouawad
& DGN Alex Nganga Panel of six – Free Ex-Rotaracts & Free Rotarians
2. Your Membership Plan (90 minutes) 5. Innovative Story Telling (40 minutes)
RC Lary Mapani & Mohamed Ghammam Kim Widlicki
3. Engaging Younger Professional (40 minutes) 6. Online Membership Leads (40 minutes)
Brian King RC Mohamed Ghammam
01:15 PM – 02:15 PM Light Finger Food Lunch at Meeting Venue
Hall 02:15 PM
TRF Seminar
Egypt Hall 04:00 PM
Moderator:
RIDE Katerina Kostali
02:15 – 02:20 Welcome 03:05 – 03:25 GG Program of Scale
RID VP Yinka Babalola Trustee Jorge Aufranc
02:20 – 02:50 TRF Update 03:25: 03:45 End Polio Now in Africa & towards the global
Trustee Jorge Aufranc Finish
02:50 – 03:05 Connecting Internally Tunji Funsho
Mohamed Delawar
03:45 PM – 04:15 PM Connect Break
37First African Zone 22 Institute PROGRAM
Thursday 3rd of October
Hall 04:15 PM
TRF Break Out Sessions
Egypt Hall 05:15 PM
1. Peace Fellows Program 4. Innovative Fund Raising
Jeomo Okoro & Mohamed Delawar Moderated by PDG Joseph Bassole
2. ICCs & GGs PDG Ken Mugisha, DG JideAkeredolu, Joe Otin & Elizabeth
Ismail Sadek & Soheir Wahib Nganga
3. Cadre & Stewardship
Moderator Trustee Jorge Aufranc
RRFC OlugbemigaOlowu,PDG Eric kimaniand and PAG Isaac
Aninankwa
Hall 07:00 PM
Opening Session
Egypt Hall 09:30 PM
7:00 – 07:05 Call to Order 08:35 – 08:45 Entertainement
MC PP Maged Zikri Solist Nevine Allouba
07:05 – 07:35 Anthems & Flags Ceremony 08:45 – 09:00 Welcome to Egypt & South Sinai
07:35 – 07:45 Introduction of Guests & Rotary Seniors Gen Khaled Fouda
MC Gov. of South Sinai
07:45 – 07:55 OCC Welcome Remarks 09:00 – 09:20 Egypt & Africa – Cooperation and Partnership
PDG Mayan Raslan toward Comprehensive and Sustainable
07:55 – 08:05 DG Welcome Remarks Development
DG Sherif Waly H.E. Dr Hala El Saeed
08:05 – 08:15 Opening Address Ministrer of Planning &
RIVP Yinka Babalola Administrative Reform
08:15 – 08:35 Address 09:20 – 09:30 Convener’s Vote of Thanks
RIPE Holger Knaack RIVP Yinka Babalola
09:30 PM – 11:00 PM GALA Dinner
38First African Zone 22 Institute PROGRAM
Friday 4th of October
Hall Plenary Session 2 Panel Session 09:00 AM
Egypt Hall “The Future of Rotary “ 10:30 AM
Moderator:
PRID Sam Okudzeto
09:00 – 09:20 Rotary into the Future 10:00 – 10:10 Bridging the Generation Gap
GS John Hewko PP Yehia Magdy – Rotaract
09:20 – 09:40 My Vision Chairperson D2451
RIPE Holger Knaack 10:10 – 10:20 Honoring Our Past
09:40 – 10:00 Future of Rotary in Africa RID Yinka Babalola
RIVP Yinka Babalola
Hall 10:45 AM
Break Out Sessions # 1
Egypt Hall 11:45 AM
1. Innovative Meetings 3. Leadership Beyond the District Level – (Panel)
Moderator: PDG Adotei Brown Moderator: PRIP Jonathan Majiyagbe
P Hesham Abaza D2451, PDIR Rac/Malak Mohamed RIPE Holger Knaack, GS John Hewko, RIV Yinka Babalola
&DG Nze Anizor District 9141 4. Innovative PI & PR
2. Innovative Learning Methods Rotary Staff – Gerald Arzilli – RPIC Lee Ann-Shearing
Oriette Nayel (IBM)
11:45 AM – 1:00 PM Connect Coffee Break-Friday Prayers
39First African Zone 22 Institute PROGRAM
Friday 4th of October
Hall 01:00 PM
Plenary Session 3
Egypt Hall 02:00 PM
Moderator:
RIPE Holger Knaack
01:00 – 01:15 Today’s Inspiration is Tomorrows Innovation 01:55 – 02:00 Remarks, Recognition & Thanks
Dr. Marianne Azer RIPE Holger Knaack
Member of the Egyptian Parliament
01:15 – 01:55 “Innovative partnership between Governments
& NGO”
H.E. Minister of Immigration Dr Nabila Makram
02:00 PM – 03:45 PM Lunch at Fontana Area Outdoors - Conference venue
Special Lunch for AKS & Major Donors by invitation only
Hall Plenary Session 4 03:45 PM
Egypt Hall Innovative Partnership 04:45 PM
Moderator:
PRIP Jonathan Majiyabe
03:45 – 04:05 Innovative Partnership to cure Hepatitis C 04:25 – 04:45 Innovative Partnerships for Energy
Dr Sherine Abbas Helmy Doretha Otremba (GIZ)
04:05 – 04:25 Innovative Partnerships for Environment 04:45 – 05:00 Innovative Partnership for Education
Joe Otin & UN Environment Dina Omar (IBM)
40First African Zone 22 Institute PROGRAM
Friday 4th of October
Hall 05:00 PM
4 Break Out Sessions
Egypt Hall 06:00 PM
1. Hepatitis B 4. Innovative Breast Cancer App
Oye Oyewa Sonja Dinner
2. Rheumatic Fever 5. Focus Round Tables
PP Dr Maged Zikri 4 round tables by invitation
3. Child Mortality – 9Panel)
Moderator Marga Hewko
PDG Lufudeju & UNICEF
Free night Enjoy Sharm El Sheikh at your leisure
Saturday 5th of October
Hall 08:00 AM
Polio Walk
Egypt Hall 09:30 AM
Hall Plenary Session 5 10:00 AM
Egypt Hall IT & Business 11:00 AM
Moderator:
RIVP Yinka Babalola
10:00 – 10:15 Talent Development in Africa
Oriette Nayel (IBM) Mr Obi Emekekwue AFREXIMBANK
10:15- 10:30 Connecting Africa to realize Continental Free Director & Global Head Communications & Events
Trade Area Management
Dr Amanay Asfour Vice President of PAFTRAC ( 10:45 – 11:00 Beyond Fossil Fuel
Pan African Trade & Investment Committee ) Mr Hassan Abdel Kader
10:30 – 10:45 Innovative Methods of Development in Africa & Managing Director TAQA Power
connecting people
41First African Zone 22 Institute PROGRAM
Saturday 5th of October
Hall Plenary Session 11:15 AM
Egypt Hall Young Professional & Entrepreneur 12:15 PM
Moderator:
GS John Hewko
11:15 – 11:35 H.E. Minister of Youth 11:50 – 12:05 Farida Salem
Ashref Sobhi 12:05 – 12:20 Draw your way
11:35 – 11:50 Inter-Genration,Communication with Tomorrow Marwan El Shaib -SWVL
DG Sherif Wally
Hall 12:30 PM
4 Break Out Sessions by Rotaract
Egypt Hall 01:30 PM
1. Marketing & Branding Rotary & Rotaract 3. Rotary & Rotaract Clubs joint projects
Moderator: DRR Virgin Kate Facilitators DRR Ahella Gado – ADRR Ashraqat Sherinz
Speakers: DRRE Kennedy Gayah – DS Dina Radwan 4. TRF GG for Rotaract Clubs
2. Develop Rotary Website and my Rotary to incorporate Rotaract Moderator DRR Samuel Dupardon
Moderator DRR Samuel Karanja Speakers: PP Soha ElSokary – P Rayan Mohtar
Speakers: P Malak Mohamed- P farida El Shafei
42First African Zone 22 Institute PROGRAM
Saturday 5th of October
01:30 PM – 03:15 PM Lunch
Hall 03:15 PM
Closing Ceremony
Egypt Hall 05:10 PM
03:15 – 03:20 Call to order 04:15 – 04:20 Words of thanks
MC PP Maged Zikri DG Sherif Waly
03:20 – 03:30 Recognition Training Leaders 04:20 – 04:30 Impression of TRF Trustee
RID VP Yinka Babalola Trustee Jorge Aufranc
03:30 – 03:45 COL Outcome 04:30 – 04:40 Impression of RIPE
PDG Assem Abdel Razek RIPE Holger Knaack
03:45 – 03:55 RI Finance Report 04:40 – 04:50 Resolutions
Video PP Soha Kamal
03:55 – 04:00 Promotion of Zone 22 – Uganda 2020 04:50 – 05: 05 Closing Remarks
04:00 – 04:05 Promotion of Honolulu Convention Convener RIVP Yinka Babalola
04:05 – 04:15 Institute statistics & thanks 05:05 – 05:10 “Auld Lang Syne”
OCC PDG Mayan Raslan
07:00 PM – 10:00 PM Sahara Bedouin Dinner -Buses Start moving at 7:00 pm
Institute Spouses Program
4th - 5th of October, 2019
09:30 AM Meet at Savoy hotel lobby New church & new mosque
10:00 AM Bus will move for city tour King tut Museum & papyrus
Peace icon Old market free tour
Peace park 01:00 PM Pick Up back to hotel
43Zone 22 Institute Organizing Committee
Director RIVP – Zone Convener Chair Zone 22 Institute 2019 District 2451 Governor
Yinka Babalola PDG Mayan Raslan DG Sherif Waly
Co-Convener, Zone 22 institute PDG Mohamed Delawar Vice Chair, Zone 22 Institute 2019
PDG Abdul Hamid El Awa Institute Advisor Program Committee PDG Hamada Zahran
44Zone 22 Institute Organizing Committee
PP Abdel Monem El Sawy PP Cathie Halim PP Soha Kamal PP Ayman Nazih
Logistics Committee Institute Administration Institute Administration Venue & Hotels Logistics
PP Tarek El Halwagy PP Khaled El Rayess AG Mostafa Deraz AG Pakinam El Ramlawy
Hospitality and Tours Sergeant at Arms Promotion & Sergeant At Arms Promotion & Logistics
45Zone 22 Institute Organizing Committee
PP Maher Kassem PP Mona Bahgat PP Sameh Hamido
PP Laila Shoukri
Promotion & Housing Events Committee Promotion & Transportation
Events & Conference Kit
PP Hamdy Allam P Sherry Mazloumian PP Nabil Hammad PP Jeannot Terezian
Transportation Exhibition & Events VIP & Hospitality Francophone Team Leader
46Zone 22 Institute Organizing Committee
PP Hazem El Gammal PP Olfat Refaat PP Omayma El Ghayesh PP Mohamed El Shinnawy
Design & Printing Promotion, Newsletter & Logistics Booklet & Recognitions Design & Printing
PP Nagwa Essam PP Omayma El Sheikh PP Sahar Gharib Rtn Bouchra El Sharkawy
Project Visit & Polio walk Coordinator Project Visit & Polio Walk Coordinator Promotion & VIP & Logistics Francophone Team Leader
47District Governors 2019 - 2020
48District Governors 2020 - 2021
49District Governors 2021 - 2022
DGN Christo Forster DGN Rufine QUENUM DGN Madeleine Webber DGN ALEX NYAGA ANDY E. UWEJEYAN, Okey OKONKWO
(9101) D 9102 9370 D9212 DGN 9141. DGN 9142
DGN Ayo Oyedokun Yasser Nashaat Dinesh Gajeelee Edgard Cyr K. TOUGOUMA Victor Paa Kwesi MENSAH
District 9125 DGN - D2451 D 9220 DGN D9150 DGN D9210
John Magezi-Ndamira D 9211 9142 RUFINE LIMA QUENUM. DGN District 9102.
50ROTARY’S VISION STATEMENT
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities,
and in ourselves
As we stand on the cusp of eliminating polio, we find ourselves poised for our next challenge. The time is right to move toward
realizing a new vision that brings more people together, increases our impact, and creates lasting change around the world.
To achieve the vision of Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation, we have set four priorities that will direct our work
over the next five years.
ROTARY’S STRATEGIC PRIORITIES AND OBJECTIVES
INCREASE EXPAND OUR ENHANCE PARTICIPANT INCREASE OUR
OUR IMPACT REACH ENGAGEMENT ABILITY TO ADAPT
• Grow and diversify our • Build a culture of research,
• Eradicate polio and • Support clubs to better engage
membership and their members innovation, and willingness
leverage the legacy
• Focus our programs participation • Develop a participant- centered to take risks
and offerings • Create new channels approach to deliver value • Streamline governance,
• Improve our ability to into Rotary • Offer new opportunities for structure, and processes
achieve and measure • Increase Rotary’s personal and professional
• Review governance
impact openness and appeal connection
• to foster more diverse
• Build awareness of our • Provide leadership development
and skills training perspectives in decision-
impact and brand making
51ROTARY’S CORE VALUES
The world today is not the same as it was when Rotary was founded in 1905. Demographics have shifted, the pace of change has accelerated,
and technology has created new opportunities for connection and service. What hasn’t changed is a need for the values that define Rotary
FELLOWSHIP INTEGRITY
DIVERSITY SERVICE
LEADERSHIP
By honoring our past and embracing our future, we can evolve and keep Rotary not only relevant, but thriving.
52Frequently asked questions about 2019 Council on Legislation changes to Rotaract
The 2019 Council on Legislation amended the constitutional documents of Rotary International to include Rotaract clubs as a membership type of Rotary
International. This action elevates Rotaract and positions Rotary for a future that is innovative, inclusive, and adapting to the world around us. It recognizes
that Rotarians and Rotaractors make individual contributions and have different membership experiences but serve side by side in a shared desire to
create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
What does the vote on Rotaract (enactment 19-72) mean?
Rotary International is composed of its member clubs. This enactment, 19-72, broadens the definition of membership to include both Rotary and Rotaract
clubs. It elevates Rotaract clubs by acknowledging them in the RI Constitution and RI Bylaws as a unique membership type within RI. Rotaract clubs will
still have their own standard constitution and will remain a separate club membership type from Rotary clubs. But by being recognized in the constitutional
documents, Rotaract clubs will enjoy greater support from RI. For the exact text of the enactment, refer to the legislation that was proposed at the 2019
Council. See the version of enactment 19-72 marked "Motion to Amend" at the top. The Council approved this version of the enactment, and all other
versions should be disregarded.
How do Rotaractors benefit from this change?
This action shows that Rotary International recognizes the unique value Rotaract brings to our organization. The enactment will give RI more accurate
information about Rotaractors so it can improve the support and resources that help Rotaract grow. As partners in service, we will be able to better track
our impact and expand our reach.
Does this mean Rotaractors automatically become Rotarians?
No. Members of Rotary clubs are Rotarians and members of Rotaract clubs remain Rotaractors. This enactment will not change the separate identity of
Rotaractors. It simply expands the membership of Rotary International to include both Rotary and Rotaract clubs.
Will this change the Rotaract experience?
This enactment will not change the club experience that Rotaractors have. Rotaract clubs will still be sponsored by Rotary clubs and should maintain their
current relationships with their sponsor Rotary clubs. But Rotaractors will have a much closer relationship with RI now that Rotaract clubs are a recognized
membership type of RI rather than a Rotary program.
Does this mean Rotaract clubs will start paying dues to Rotary International?
53Frequently asked questions about 2019 Council on Legislation changes to Rotaract
Not immediately. According to the current RI Constitution, Rotaract clubs will pay dues as established by the Board. The Board will determine at a future
time the number of dues and when they would be collected. The Board will continue to research the best way to introduce dues. It will consider what
amount is fair and what products and services Rotaractors would receive in exchange. Any changes will be implemented gradually.
Are Rotaract clubs still required to be sponsored by a Rotary club?
Yes. Rotaract clubs still need to be sponsored by a Rotary club to be officially recognized by Rotary International. Sponsorship of Rotaract clubs is mandated
by the Board and described in Rotary's Code of Policies.
Will Rotaractors now be able to use Rotary Foundation funds for their projects?
No. Only Rotary clubs may apply for global and district grants from the Foundation. The Trustees determine who is eligible to apply for global grants and
would carefully review any proposal made to allow Rotaract clubs access to Foundation funds. The Trustees encourage Rotaract clubs to work with Rotary
clubs on global grant projects. Rotaract clubs can also receive funding from district grants through a Rotary club, and Rotaractors can apply for scholarships
and Rotary Peace Fellowships through the Foundation.
Can Rotaract clubs now vote at the Councils or at district conferences?
No. This change does not grant Rotaract clubs a vote at Rotary district conferences or separate representation at the Councils. However, Rotaractors will
continue to be encouraged to contact their district's Council representative to express their opinions on issues that will be voted on.
Will Rotaract clubs be counted in Rotary's overall membership numbers?
No. Rotaract clubs will not be counted in the total number of clubs in a district. Rotarians and Rotaractors will still be counted separately.
Will Rotaractors now automatically receive a copy of a Rotary magazine?
No. Rotarians pay for a subscription to the official magazine for their region through the membership dues their clubs pay to RI. However, Rotaractors can
subscribe to the digital version of The Rotarian.
Do Rotaractors need to do anything differently now?
This enactment is not meant to change the club experience for Rotaractors. Rotaract club leaders can update their club and member information on the
Club Administration page of My Rotary so that RI can learn more about their clubs and support them better. Clubs that have reported their information
will be the first to know when new products and services become available.
https://my.rotary.org/en/frequently-asked-questions-about-2019-council-legislation-changes-rotaract
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