Abdellatif Discusses Egypt's Education Reforms to UNICEF
The Egyptian Minister of Education and Technical Education, Mohamed Abdel Latif, reviewed Egypt’s experience in reforming and developing the education system through the use of technology and artificial intelligence before the UNICEF Executive Board in New York. He emphasized that Egypt is moving "from promise to proof" in deploying technology to improve the quality of education, through measures that include protecting children's rights, supporting teachers, providing digital devices to approximately 1.2 million students, and developing a digital platform for teachers and students. He also highlighted efforts to integrate concepts of digital safety and technological ethics into curricula, expand programming and artificial intelligence education to empower students, and focus on reducing the digital gap and achieving equity in access to education. Additionally, improvements are being made to attendance rates and student engagement within schools.
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