Abdul Latif discusses modern education tech
The article focused on the efforts of the Ministry of Education in Egypt to employ modern technology in developing the educational process. It reviewed plans to enhance the technological infrastructure and to provide educational databases to support planning and decision-making based on data. More than 700,000 students also had the opportunity to learn programming and artificial intelligence through the Japanese platform "Kero," earning certified certificates from the University of Hiroshima. Additionally, the ministry announced the provision of 700,000 free tablets annually to high school students, as well as expanding the teaching of programming and artificial intelligence in technical education, with the aim of preparing students for the demands of the digital economy and the labor market.
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