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Egyptian Minister of Education Mohamed Abdel Latif said the ministry is working to build a technical education system that responds to industry needs and keeps pace with technological progress by aligning curricula and hands-on training with labor-market requirements and equipping teachers with modern skills. He announced the imminent launch of the “Jisr” program to unify pathways in technological education and link them to employment, alongside the “GenTech” initiative, which is launching Egypt’s first digital platform for technical education, combining digital learning with practical training. The announcements came at the Technological Education Innovation Summit, organized by the ministry in partnership with German and Swiss organizations and the European Union. Participants stressed the importance of cooperation with the private sector and preparing young people for changes driven by artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
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