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The Deputy Minister of Education and Technical Education confirmed that the ministry aims to graduate students capable of immediately entering the labor market, especially in light of the rapid growth of the Egyptian economy. Emphasis has been placed on modern and advanced specializations, including fields in pharmaceutical manufacturing. The ministry has signed a cooperation protocol with the Institute of Pharmacy in Rome to enhance training in the pharmaceutical sector. These schools will be free of charge and applications can be submitted online within two days. He also pointed out that partnerships with the labor market contribute to updating curricula and narrowing the skills gap between students and market needs, with a plan to establish 100 new schools in collaboration with Italy across various specializations, to ensure the availability of graduates well-versed in all the necessary skills for the labor market.
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