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Naguib Engineer on university coordination gaps
The Engineers Syndicate is striving to develop the engineering profession in Egypt by implementing the recommendations of its first general conference. This includes adopting a "Practicing Engineer" system and establishing an independent professional academy to enhance training and testing. It also focuses on combating impersonation of engineers by referring cases to the Public Prosecution, and improving its services, such as supporting healthcare with a budget of 75 million pounds and launching a comprehensive digital platform in November to facilitate registration inquiries and electronic services. The syndicate is working to reduce the gap between coordination requirements for public and private university graduates so that it does not exceed 20,000 students, and to strengthen labor market data through detailed studies over the next four months. Its efforts also include increasing revenue from engineering stamp fees and improving conditions for engineers working in government agencies, along with preparing to launch a unified digital platform that provides reliable services to engineers in Egypt.
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