Dr. Badrawi Badrawi leads an important session at a conference at the “Africa Economic Summit”

Dr. Badrawi Badrawi leads an important session at a conference at the “Africa Economic Summit”
Today, Prof. Hossam Badrawi participated in the African Economic Summit 2022, held in Cairo, in the presence of a large number of African politicians, media professionals, businessmen and youth to discuss ways of cooperation between the countries of the African continent and facing the challenges facing the continent.
Dr. Badrawi led an important session at the conference entitled “Investing in Education in Africa…Is what is being done in African countries enough?”
The platform was led by Dr. Hossam from Dr. Mohamed Lotfy, President of the British University, Dr. Muhammad Al-Shennawi, Vice President of Galala University, Dr. Salama Al Bakri, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Education First Foundation and the New Generation Schools Foundation, Dr. Mahmoud Hamza, Professor at Alexandria University and Executive Director of the Education First Foundation and the Ebhar Misr project to discover talents among students in Egypt.
The session discussed the opportunities and challenges facing the development of education in Egypt and the African continent, especially after the technological development that made the educational process cross borders.
During the session, Dr. Badrawi raised the following topics and asked the participants in the session to answer them
How do we facilitate the transfer of expertise, the free movement of students and professors across borders between African countries, and make educational programs readable between the countries of the continent
Cross border mobility and readability of higher education human resources and systems
2- Studying the possibility of establishing an accreditation and feasibility guarantee institution at the African level
Pan African Quality assurance
3- Establishment of an African institution to finance joint scientific research on the continent
Creation of Pan African fund for cross borders research activities
4- Studying the possibility of working to unify the standards of technology studies, science and mathematics in pre-university education and push investment in technology infrastructure
Working for cross border standards of science, technology and Math curricula
5- The expected economic effects of bringing about an educational renaissance in Africa and learning from the experiences of each country
The economic impact of revolutionizing education systems in Africa
6- The necessity of exchanging information and identifying the opportunities available to the countries of the continent
The importance of exchange of knowledge and data and exploring opportunities in the continent
7- Studying a proposal to establish an African institution to discover talents in schools and universities and the possibility of student exchange, and to put the Egyptian experience in education first on this subject.
Studying the possibility of creating a Pan African initiative to discover gifted students and opening for them opportunities to travel cross borders and gain experiences.
At the end of the session, Dr. Hossam opened the door to hear the attendees and express their ideas, especially the African youth
The conference is sponsored by the British University in Cairo, Sky News, and CNBC