In response to the invitation of the Federal Integrity Commission, the representative of the East Gate Organization for Sustainable Development, Dr. Ibrahim Adeeb Al-Jalabi, participated in the Second Arab Forum for Promoting Transparency and Good Governance, which was held in the capital, Baghdad, at the Babylon Hotel for the period 10-12/9/2024, which was co-organized, in addition to the Federal Integrity Commission, by the Arab Organization for Administrative Development, Transparency International, and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), with funding from the European Union and the participation of 28 Arab and foreign countries. The forum included general and specialized sessions, which included dialogues on mechanisms for combating corruption, the role of civil society, youth, and women, the importance of digitization in reducing corruption, and the repercussions of corruption on sustainable development and the economy. In addition to the general sessions, the forum included workshops on various topics, as the representative of the East Gate Center for Sustainable Development participated in four of these workshops.

In the Lebanese capital Beirut Al-Arouba The head of the East Gate Organization, Mr. Yahya Abdul Mahjoub, participated after passing the specified conditions and tests in the Master Trainer training course for fifteen days, which concluded last week within the Start and Improve Your Project (SIYB) program held by the International Labor Organization (ILO) for eighteen master trainers from Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen and Palestine, where five trainers from Iraq participated in this formation, two of them from the city of Mosul. This Master Trainer degree is an ambassador for the SIYB Start and Improve Your Project program, which is accredited by the International Labor Organization, where the accreditation period will last six months, including courses held by the master trainer for trainers of entrepreneurs and owners of small and medium enterprises on the program. It is hoped that entrepreneurs, industrialists and project owners in the private sector in Nineveh in particular and Iraq in general will receive development and qualification courses for the sustainability and success of their projects within the plan drawn up to increase the number of trainers in financial management of projects in Iraq during the next four years, in return for what the PROSPECTS program has provided to meet the need in the Iraqi market and integrate with the Iraqi government programs in supporting and sponsoring young men and women who wish to enter the labor market and develop private sector projects in Iraq.