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This research validation workshop brought together experts from national institutions, private sector entities, and international organizations, including representatives from GIZ Egypt, UNDP Egypt, UNIDO, EBRD Cairo Resident Office, the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), and Egypt's Ministry of Agriculture, including the Climate Change unit of the Agricultural Research Center. Together, they reviewed and scored potential agricultural value chains, identifying those with the highest potential for scalable and impactful climate-smart agricultural practices.

On June 5, 2024 Enroot Development held a vital panel discussion  with the aim of enhancing exports from Aswan and the southern governorates of Upper Egypt. The panel discussion titled "Policy Solutions: Fostering the Export Potential of Aswan’s Productive Clusters" aims to support state efforts in boosting exports and achieving sustainable development in Upper Egypt, in line with Egypt's Vision 2030. The event focused on proposing policy recommendations to enhance the competitiveness of production clusters in Aswan, enabling them to access more profitable international markets.

On May 11, 2024, Enroot Development's team participated in VIA's CLUB’s Excellence event at the Greek Campus. The event aimed to connect university students with professional opportunities in the development sector

In May 2024, Enroot Development launched the Tailor-Made Training (TMT): “From Waste to Wealth – Cultivating Skills for Circular Entrepreneurship in Upper Egypt” program.

Enroot Development recently concluded a successful five-day Design Thinking Retreat and Investor Study Tour, marking a pivotal step toward fostering a thriving impact investment ecosystem in Upper Egypt. The retreat brought together a diverse group of Upper Egyptian businesses, Cairo-based investors, and ecosystem enablers to exchange insights and formulate actionable strategies for growth.

During the visit, Aswan fish producers and Medicinal and Aromatic Plant (MAPs) business owners networked with international representatives from countries like Indonesia, the Netherlands, Denmark, and France. Their discussions provided valuable insights into improving product quality, refining marketing strategies, and leveraging Lake Nasser’s unique resources, including its premium Tilapia fish.