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Sisi reviews tech education progress
The article focused on President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's efforts to develop the pre-university and technical education system in Egypt. It emphasized the continuation of the modernization plan, which includes expanding the number of Applied Technology Schools to reach 225 schools by the start of the upcoming academic year, in addition to signing cooperation protocols with Italy to launch 100 new Applied Technology Schools. The meeting also reviewed the outcomes of the collaboration with Germany to develop Egyptian-German technical schools, including the establishment and operation of 38 technical schools with accredited certificates from the German side. Moreover, it discussed cooperation with Japan in fields such as programming and artificial intelligence, including testing the "TOVAS" system and training students through the "KIO" platform. The meeting affirmed the need to review the curricula of the Egyptian Baccalaureate to ensure alignment with international standards, along with collaborations with Hiroshima University in Japan and Harvard University in the U.S. to enhance teachers' skills and improve the quality of education. In conclusion, Sisi stressed the importance of continuing education reform and expanding cooperation with global institutions to provide skills that meet labor market needs, aiming to improve the quality of education and increase the competitiveness of graduates both locally and internationally.
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