Egypt and Italy Launch the Mediterranean Technical Education Forum in the New Administrative Capital
The New Administrative Capital in Egypt hosted the "Mediterranean Technical and Vocational Education Forum," in a move aimed at strengthening international cooperation in the field of technical education development.
The forum was attended by Mr. Mohamed Abdel Latif, the Egyptian Minister of Education and Technical Education, and Professor Giuseppe Valditara, the Italian Minister of Education and Merit. The forum's activities spanned two days, during which participants discussed ways to exchange expertise and develop professional skills for youth.
This event comes within the framework of the Egyptian state's efforts to develop the technical education system in line with the needs of the modern labor market. The cooperation with the Italian side also aims to leverage successful educational models that contribute to preparing qualified and distinguished technical cadres.
Discussions during the forum focused on the importance of technical education in achieving economic development for Mediterranean basin countries. Both sides emphasized the necessity of providing practical training for students to ensure they have real job opportunities in the future.
This initiative is part of Egypt's strategy to enhance international partnerships in the education sector, reflecting the government's interest in providing education that meets global standards and serves the country's sustainable development goals.