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The Ministry of Education and Technical Education in Egypt, in partnership and collaboration with the International Baccalaureate Organization and UNICEF, organized a workshop to monitor and develop the curricula of the Egyptian Baccalaureate system. Minister Mohamed Abdel Latif emphasized that this system represents an important step in the development of secondary education, aiming to prepare students for critical thinking, understanding, and applying knowledge, rather than merely acquiring information. The focus was on reviewing the curricula to improve the quality of education and to benefit from international expertise, especially with the upcoming celebration by the International Baccalaureate Organization of its 60th anniversary in 2028, coinciding with the graduation of the first cohort of students from the Egyptian system. Experts expressed that the vision of the Egyptian Baccalaureate aligns harmoniously with the organization's standards, affirming that the goal is to improve learning outcomes and support educational reform efforts in Egypt.
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