Dad Badrawi gives the opening speech at the consultative session on the future of technical education

Drop d. Hossam Badrawi in his capacity as founder and honorary president of the Egyptian National Competitiveness Council Opening speech at the consultative session on the future of technical education in the Federation of Industries

Today, the consultative session organized by the National Competitiveness Council in cooperation with the Federation of Industries was held under the title “The Future of Technical Education and Vocational Training: Initiatives for Partnership between the Public and Private Sectors” in the presence of a large number of public and international figures in the field of education headed by Professor Dr. Hossam Badrawi, founder and honorary president of the National Competitiveness Council
Dr. Badrawi delivered the opening speech of the conference, where he indicated during his speech that work should be done within the framework of Egypt’s Vision 2030
Which includes all aspects so that we all work under the umbrella of this vision
The vision includes 5 axes that apply to technical education as well as to general education:
1- Availability without discrimination for all ages
2- Governance of public administration, and governance of educational administration
3- digital
4- Building the integrated personality of the student
5- Competitiveness of graduates
Dr. Badrawi also stressed the importance of sustainability and building on what has been achieved previously, as many previous efforts have been made that should be completed and their results taken into consideration.
And that what the National Competitiveness Council presented with the Federation of Industries and partners in technical education and vocational teaching and its importance first is the sustainability of efforts, secondly the institutionalization of work
And that quality councils in partnership between the state and the private sector are very important
His Excellency pointed to the importance of licensing the profession based on agreed upon professional competencies and its connection with the issuance of the law on the national qualifications framework, which controls performance and places Egypt in a new framework of professional work efficiency.
Participating in the conference were
Dr.. Khaled Abdel Azim, CEO, Federation of Egyptian Industries, and Chair of the EEAG . Business Enabling Environment Advisory Committee
a. Manal Maher, Member of the House Budget Committee, and Vice Chairman of the Business Enabling Environment Advisory Committee
a. Joseph Ghanem, WISE Project Manager
Dr.. Muhammad Mujahid, Deputy Minister of Education for Technical Education, Ministry of Education and Technical Education
M. Atef Abdel Moneim, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sector Skills Platform for Electrical Tools and Cables and a member of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Engineering Industries
Dr.. Khaled Habib, Institutional Development Consultant, Technical Education and Vocational Training Support and Development Program
a. Ahmed Al-Ashmawy, member of the Advisory Committee for the Development of Technical Education at the Ministry of Education and Technical Education
a. Ramy El-Samain, Regional Director of the Economic Inclusion Program for Southern and Eastern Mediterranean Countries, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
a. Ghada Amin, Technical Education and Vocational Training Expert