The National Youth Conference (Arabic: المؤتمر الوطني للشباب) is a forum for direct dialogue between the Egyptian youth and representatives of the Egyptian government under the participation of President of Egypt Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. Background This conference came after the call of Abdel Fattah El-Sisi President of Egypt for holding a national conference for youth, which was launched during the celebration of the Egyptian youth day on January 9, 2016. Slogan The slogan of the conference, repeated several times throughout the different versions, is "Innovate. Advance." Versions The First Conference (October 2016 - Sharm El Sheikh) Overview The first National Youth Conference was held under the participation of President of Egypt Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, with the participation of more than 3000 young men and women from the Egyptian governorates, The Conference held 487 speakers including 330 young people, 120 working hours including 83 workshops and sessions. Recommendations The formation of a national committee of youth, under the direct supervision of the Presidency of Egypt, to conduct a comprehensive examination and review of the position of young people imprisoned in connection with cases, and no judicial rulings have been issued against them. The presidency of Egypt, in coordination with the Council of Ministers and a group of youth symbols, to prepare a political vision to inaugurate a national center for training and qualifying youth cadres. The Presidency of Egypt in coordination with all state agencies towards holding a monthly youth conference attended by an appropriate number of youth representatives from all walks of life and trends, during which the position of all recommendations and decisions issued by the first national youth conference will be reviewed and reviewed. The government, in coordination with the concerned authorities in the country, studies proposals and projects to amend the protest law. The government prepares to organize a comprehensive community dialogue contract for the development and reform of education within a month at most, attended by all specialists and experts, with a view to setting a national working paper for educational reform outside the traditional tracks. Inviting youth from political parties and forces to prepare programs and policies that contribute to spreading the culture of volunteerism through all political means and tools. Entrust the government in coordination with the parliament to expedite the issuance of legislation regulating the media and the completion of the formation of bodies and councils organizing journalistic and media work. The government,