Government plans incentives for private tech schools
The Egyptian government discussed a package of incentives to attract the private sector to manage applied technology schools, aiming to develop an educational system that aligns with global standards and prepares students for the local and international labor markets. Cooperation programs with countries such as Italy and Germany were reviewed, where there are now 225 schools, including Italian Egyptian and German Egyptian schools, covering sectors like transportation, electricity, and pharmacy. Agreements have also been signed with international companies and institutions to enhance quality and provide qualified graduates. The Prime Minister emphasized transforming between 200 and 250 schools into this model in collaboration with the private sector, offering incentives to attract investors to support advanced technical education in Egypt.
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