Past TEDx event

TEDxYouth@MNS

Took placeMay 27, 2023
LocationCairo, Al Qāhirah, Egypt
FormatYouth

This independently organized TEDx event brings the community together to share ideas worth spreading.

Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.

  • Ahmed Abuelwafa

    Consultant psychiatrist and psychotherapist

    Do you consider yourself a survivor, or do you feel this word is limited to the people who go through insurmountable obstacles? To know more about the characteristics of a survivor, tune into Dr Ahmed Aboul-Wafa's talk.

  • Donya Fawzy

    Psychotherapist and psychology teacher

    Don't lose your present to your past, a statement we should all live by but seem to forget. Donya Fawzy will leave you appreciating the little things and live your life by the day.

  • Farida Ismail

    Certified life coach and yoga instructor

    More often than not we suppress the urge to take care of our mental well-being only because we think it's unimportant. Stay tuned for Farida Ismail's talk that will make you feel like you belong in a community bigger than you can imagine.

  • Mohamed Eid

    Founder of “Elevate” for fitness and sports

    There's always that voice at the back of our head telling us to follow our passion, but no one tells us how. Mohamed Eid has perfected following his passion, all because he bet on himself, and you can know how to do that too.

  • Seif Amr

    CEO of Tutorouu

    We've all been faced with struggles that act as barriers in our lives. Get inspired by Seif Amr, one of our former Narmerians, along his journey as he breaks the barrier and uses every challenge as an asset to defy the status quo.

  • Shahira Marei

    Founder and CEO of Dirty Cookie

    Sometimes great opportunities are disguised as obstacles. Shahira Marei went through her obstacle course step by step and she's here to tell you how to pass yours.

  • Zeina Khaled

    Functional health and holistic health coach

    Unrealistic body standards have been embedded in our culture for years now, but the only thing they do is eat us alive. Unlike most people, Zeina Khaled chose to embrace who she truly is by sharing her struggles and setting her own standards.

Organizing team