Prime Minister Evaluates Tech School Incentives
The article focused on the efforts of the Egyptian government, led by Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, to enhance applied technology schools by encouraging the private sector to manage them. The initiative includes expanding the number of schools, which currently stands at 225, including 100 Egyptian-Italian schools and 38 Egyptian-German schools, with the goal of graduating qualified students for the local and international labor markets. Additionally, cooperation protocols have been signed with international companies and institutions to support the establishment and development of schools in the fields of transportation, electricity, and the pharmaceutical industries, aiming to train technical personnel according to international standards. During the meeting, incentives were presented to attract investors to manage these schools, alongside a plan to convert between 200 and 250 schools into a global model in partnership with the private sector, to elevate technical education and meet the demands of the labor market.
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