Sisi advances education reforms after 12 years

More than 12 years ago, following the June 30 Revolution, extensive efforts were undertaken to develop Egypt's education system under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. The goal was to build a modern and advanced educational system that meets the demands of the labor market and national development requirements. The reforms included the establishment of thousands of schools and classrooms, curriculum development, promotion of digital transformation, and comprehensive overhaul of the secondary education system, with a focus on reducing class sizes, expanding applied technology schools, international schools, and implementing modern educational models such as Japanese and German schools. Additionally, the state launched a digital platform for teaching programming and artificial intelligence, restructured the secondary education system through a multi-track baccalaureate system, with an emphasis on improving education quality, training teachers, and expanding programs for students with special needs. These reforms are part of Egypt’s 2030 Vision strategic plan to enhance education efficiency and prepare Egyptian generations to compete regionally and globally.

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