Mohamed Abdel Latif, Minister of Education and Technical Education, revealed a new step in developing the education system: the issuance of the educational "booklet" during the next academic year as an official and effective alternative to external learning resources. This initiative aims to reduce the financial burden on parents and improve the quality of education.

International Cooperation to Update Curricula: Partnerships with Japan and Korea

The minister confirmed that the ministry is currently collaborating with international partners from Japan and Korea to develop curricula in mathematics, science, and programming. The goal is to align with the latest global standards and meet the demands of the modern labor market. These partnerships seek to elevate technical education and connect it with modern technologies.

Annual Business Council Seminar: Technical Education and Its Role in Supporting the Economy

The announcement was made during a seminar organized by the Egyptian-Canadian Business Council and the Egyptian Business Council for International Cooperation. The event was attended by prominent figures such as Counselor Mahmoud Fawzy, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs; Sameh Shoukry, former Minister of Foreign Affairs; Air Marshal Mohamed Abbas Helmy, former Minister of Civil Aviation; as well as education experts, private sector representatives, and international institutions.

The seminar focused on the role of technical education in supporting the national economy and enhancing the skills required to face rapid technological transformations and labor market demands.
Developing Technical Education: New Curricula, Intensive Training, and Advanced Infrastructure

Participants discussed ways to improve the quality of technical education through updating curricula, training teaching staff, and expanding the infrastructure of technical schools. They also emphasized the importance of activating the private sector’s role in supporting technical education through productive partnerships and vocational training programs.

Praise for Government Efforts in Developing the Education System

At the conclusion of the seminar, attendees praised the steps taken by the Ministry of Education to develop the education system and overcome chronic challenges. They also stressed the importance of continuing efforts to modernize technical education in line with global transformations and to ensure students acquire the skills and competencies needed for the modern labor market.