Ingy Mubarak: An Arab Pioneer in Governance and Sustainable Development, and a Youthful Voice for Institutional Change
In an era marked by rapid developmental challenges and growing demands on young leadership, Ingy Mubarak has emerged as one of the most prominent Arab women at the forefront of governance and sustainable development. With more than 14 years of experience in project management and capacity building, she has firmly established herself as a dynamic development voice and an inspiring figure for real change.
Ingy currently serves as the Project Director of Learning and Development at the National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development (NGE), where she leads strategic initiatives aligned with Egypt’s Vision 2030. Her work contributes to enhancing the efficiency of the public sector and preparing a new generation of leaders capable of adopting sustainability as a core institutional value.
Her career has been marked by the launch and implementation of national training programs, most notably the “Be an Ambassador for Sustainable Development” initiative. She has also worked with international partners on capacity-building and knowledge exchange projects in countries such as Germany, France, and Denmark. This regional and global engagement reflects her inclusive vision that transcends borders.
Ingy is not only a skilled practitioner but also a dedicated academic. She holds a master’s degree in International Business Administration and is currently pursuing a PhD in governance and sustainability. She also holds international accreditations as a professional trainer and has taken part in leadership programs focusing on governance, innovation, and institutional transformation.
Her efforts have earned her wide recognition. She received third place in a UNESCO-sponsored academic competition and was honored as a Young Ambassador for Peace and Intercultural Dialogue. Most recently, she published a specialized article on youth initiatives in the official journal of the Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Authority.
In a world that demands leaders who combine vision with expertise, Ingy Mubarak continues to be an inspiring example of Arab women’s leadership. Her rich career, both locally and internationally, reflects a deep commitment to good governance and sustainable development and offers hope to a new generation of leaders across the region and beyond.
