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During an event hosted by the German-Arab Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Minister of Education Mohamed Abdel Latif said that developing technical education is about more than modernizing schools and introducing new programs. It also aims to change society’s perceptions of technical and skilled trades, foster young people’s pride in their skills, and strengthen employers’ confidence in graduates. He explained that, through 2030, the ministry is working to align technical education with labor-market needs, improve its quality, and deepen industry’s role in developing curricula and providing practical training. It is also expanding the network of applied technology schools and drawing on German expertise in ways that reflect Egypt’s priorities. He noted that the success of the system is measured by the educational, professional, and economic opportunities it offers young people. The Chamber announced that, by the end of 2025, it had conducted more than 11,800 vocational assessments and awarded accredited certificates to around 3,000 trainees across 51 specializations.
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