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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly reviewed sustainable incentives to encourage the private sector to manage applied technology schools, aiming to build an advanced educational system that aligns with global standards and meets the needs of both local and international labor markets. The initiatives include expanding the number of schools, which currently stands at 225, of which 100 are Egyptian-Italian and 38 are Egyptian-German, along with signing international and local cooperation protocols to establish schools in fields such as transportation, electricity, pharmacy, technology, and others. The government has been tasked with transforming between 200 and 250 schools into an applied technology system in partnership with the private sector, with the goal of graduating qualified students according to the highest standards and ensuring their readiness for the job market.
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