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UNCTAD hosted a customized key-person training in DMFAS 6 from 21 to 25 February 2022, in Geneva. The Ministry delegation included six persons, comprised of two debt staff from the Middle/Front Office, two debt staff from the Back Office and two IT Experts from the MoF’s IT Department.
It resulted from a request from the Ministry of Finance for additional functional and IT DMFAS training to be provided to key identified staff. The training will also strengthen the transfer of DMFAS skills within the Ministry and further support the sustainability of training already received. It was provided as part of a project financed by SECO to support Egypt in strengthening its overall capacity to record, report and analyse Egypt’s public debt portfolio.
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Reem Sayed joined Egypt’s Ministry of Finance in 2019 after graduating from her University in business administration and finance. Dynamic and enthusiastic, the 24-year-old has already become a core member of the Ministry’s Debt Management Team.
Reem’s work includes issuing treasury bonds and bills, monitoring and reporting domestic debt, conducting debt portfolio analysis, and managing cashflow. She is also involved in producing the government’s medium and long-term debt strategy.
“I feel confident, empowered and proud to work in government, and my role working with capital markets through the issuance of securities really helps me understand both the government and the private finance sectors,” she says.
Reem Sayed (on the left) with 3 other members of MoF’s Debt Management team and 2 MoF IT experts during a key-person training in the UNCTAD DMFAS software, Geneva, 21-25 February 2022