By Seheir Kansouh-Habib

By Gamal Nkrumah

Can we pursue rapid free market economic growth while maintaining equity and social justice? Yes, answers Ayman Ismail

There are role models for youth to follow says Samir Raafat

New media and changing demands has put youth on the cultural and political map, though divided, writes Hadil Ghoneim

Working with one's hands and the mind's eye constitutes a space of freedom youth in particular appreciates, writes Ossama Alserwy

Education reform in the Middle East and North Africa is sorely needed, but yet unrealised. It is not, however, beyond reach, writes Ahmed Galal

"The boy in the rain", Mohammed Tantawi bids farewell to his mentor Dina Amin

Beyond looks at the UN Volunteers Programme and one example of positive change -- the FGM Project

An Arab renaissance lies on the horizon if the public is afforded freedom and leaders embrace the innovation of Arab youth, writes Nader Fergany

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While often assumed able to fend for themselves, young professionals are a national resource that should be nurtured and utilised, writes Ehaab Abdou

Drug addiction is a chronic disease that ought to be approached with compassion and a system mapped for recovery, writes Soheir Loutfy

Volunteer work is not about changing everything instantly; it is about the wonder of changing for the better the lives of a few among the unfortunate many, writes Dalia Ihab Younes

cial policy failure is deepening inequality, particularly among Egypt's youth, writes Sarah Sabry

Amid all the problems, Egyptians have much to celebrate in themselves, and to be thankful for, writes Sara Abou Bakr

While commonly it is thought that the poor benefit from fuel subsidies, reality points to the contrary, writes Samer Atallah

At the centre of life should be pursuing one's dreams, writes Laila Omar Hassan

Ahead of the launch of Egypt's Youth Employment National Action Plan, 2008-2012, Beyond's Samia Farid Shihata speaks to the head of the International Labour Organisation in Cairo, Loretta De Luca, about the role of the organisation in solving Egypt's employment challenges.