Egypt and Italy launch the Mediterranean Technical Education Forum in the Administrative Capital
The New Administrative Capital in Egypt hosted the activities of the "Mediterranean Technical and Vocational Education Forum," in a move aimed at strengthening international cooperation in the field of developing technical and vocational education.
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 continued over two days with broad participation from experts and specialists in this field.
This cooperation between Egypt and Italy aims to exchange expertise and develop educational curricula that align with the needs of the modern labor market. The forum also seeks to build strong partnerships between Mediterranean countries to enhance the efficiency of graduates and equip them with the technical skills required globally.
This event comes within the framework of the Egyptian state's strategy to develop the technical education system and make it a fundamental pillar for supporting the national economy. This initiative underscores the depth of bilateral relations between Egypt and Italy in the education and vocational training sector.
In conclusion, this forum reflects Egypt's interest in opening new horizons for international cooperation, which contributes to preparing a new generation of youth capable of competing in local and international markets.