We’re dedicated to fostering a ripple effect of positive change by uplifting individuals and communities. We believe that a skilled and educated workforce is the foundation of a thriving economy. This belief inspired the creation of the Alkorra NGO, where we equip young people with the essential skills and tools for workplace success. Our programs provide training and work experience, preparing individuals to become industry-ready and productive members of society.
Our dedication goes beyond training. We nurture a culture of giving back within our company, where our team volunteers their time and expertise to lead impactful social initiatives. We also offer scholarships to talented Egyptian students and support various educational programs, ensuring widespread empowerment and opportunities for all.
Through these efforts, we aim to build a generation of empowered individuals ready to contribute to their communities and drive economic growth.
Our ‘Giving back to the Community’ value is enriched within our corporate culture, and with Alkorra’s help and our team we continue to help and reach as many.
By the end of 2010, the company wanted to take their social responsibility and philanthropy activities to a higher level, being more systemized and effective
Accordingly, in Q1 2011 AlKorra for Sustainable Development (AKSD) was founded.
A nonprofit NGO with objectives focusing mainly on increasing competitiveness and productivity, and achieving sustainable economic development specifically for youth.
AlKorra programs are classified under three main pivots:
At Korra, we believe sustainable economic growth hinges on education fostering productivity. To this end, we’ve broadened our investment to nurture young Egyptian talent alongside our team. We’ve launched a scholarship program for promising public school students, granting them access to Egypt’s top universities without post-graduation obligations to us. Additionally, we welcome undergraduates and graduates as trainees, bridging academic theory with practical experience.
Five years of Engineering and one year of English grant
Such support is more than symbolic and enables us to provide lifetime opportunities for Egypt’s brightest and most talented students.Investing in their education is investing in the future of the nation… A TRULY VALUABLE COMMITMENT
Both initiatives promote climate change awareness and to unite efforts between companies to adopt policies that ensure sustainable development and growth..
Our social initiatives and support is not limited to our NGO and community work, but our leaders and teams at Korra also have active roles in society working hard to make a difference.
Korra’s Chairman
Eng Ayman is an active citizen, having an influence in the civil society by participating in various initiatives and national projects.
Few of his active participations and roles are listed below.
Eng. Ayman was nominated as the Chairman of the Horticulture Export Improving Association (HEIA) from 2000 to 2003. During Eng. Ayman Korra’s term & with the governmental support, he established the perishable terminal from Green Field in Cairo International Airport.
Eng. Ayman Korra is an active member in several organizations such as
Because of his experience and eagerness to transfer knowledge, he was also invited in several major initiative such as recently he has was invited in the discussion of “Challenges of Achieving Energy Security in Egypt” organized by Egyptian Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center – IDSC & for one of the sessions of “State Ownership Policy Document” discussions.
Korra Company is a founding member of Chapter Zero Egypt – CZE & “Alliance of Green Transformation Partners (GTP)” where both initiatives promote climate change awareness and to unite efforts between companies to adopt policies that ensure sustainable development and growth.
Korra’s Vice Chairman
Appointed as Vice-Chairman of the Energy Committee of the Egyptian Businessmen’s Association (EBA) in the new structure for the year 2022.
SGE Managing Director at Korra Energi
He was chosen as a member of the Industry Faculty liaison Committee (IFLC) at the British University in Egypt – faculty of Engineering.