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Prof. Dr. Hossam Badrawi chaired the meeting of the second consultative session on developing manpower skills and increasing productivity through the expansion of dual education
The second consultative session was held with the concerned parties and the National Competitiveness Council within the framework of preparing a position paper with the aim of discussing the extent to which the dual technical education system can be implemented in Egypt, given that it is one of the systems that has proven its success and merit in many countries, especially the German experience, where its importance lies in linking it to an image Basic to the needs of the labor market, where one of the main and important dilemmas in Egypt is the mismatch between the outputs of educational systems and the needs of the labor market.
Participate in the session everyone
Dr.. Mohamed Al-Fateh, former Dean of the Faculty of Industrial Education at Beni Suef University
WISE A. Joseph Ghanem Project Manager
WISE d. Mr. Turki is an advisor to the Federation of Egyptian Industries, and a project advisor
M. Mustafa Sharaf Desouky, Director General of Dual Education, Ministry of Education
a. Walid Quraish, Director of Private Sector Programs, WISE Project
a. Walid Abdel Fattah Ghaith, member of the Executive Council, in a private sector company
a. Mohamed Abdel Rahman Ahmed, Executive Director, Renaissance Association for Development, Federation of Egyptian Industries
Dr.. Amr El-Demerdash, Director of Research and Development at Technical Education at the Ministry of Education and Technical Education.
TVET a. Sameh Saad, program
M. Nour Al-Huda Abdul Karim Muhammad, General Administration of Dual Education, Ministry of Education.
Dr.. Heba Zayed, Acting National Competitiveness Council.
Dr.. Dina Kafafi, Economic Adviser, National Competitiveness Council
a. Azza Reda, Director of the Business Enabling Environment Unit, WISE Manpower Skills Development Project
a. Maha Mahmoud, Economist, Business Enabling Environment Unit, WISE Workforce Skills Development Project.
The second consultative session was held with the concerned parties and the National Competitiveness Council within the framework of preparing a position paper with the aim of discussing the extent to which the dual technical education system can be implemented in Egypt, given that it is one of the systems that has proven its success and merit in many countries, especially the German experience, where its importance lies in linking it to an image Basic to the needs of the labor market, where one of the main and important dilemmas in Egypt is the mismatch between the outputs of educational systems and the needs of the labor market.
Participate in the session everyone
Dr.. Mohamed Al-Fateh, former Dean of the Faculty of Industrial Education at Beni Suef University
WISE A. Joseph Ghanem Project Manager
WISE d. Mr. Turki is an advisor to the Federation of Egyptian Industries, and a project advisor
M. Mustafa Sharaf Desouky, Director General of Dual Education, Ministry of Education
a. Walid Quraish, Director of Private Sector Programs, WISE Project
a. Walid Abdel Fattah Ghaith, member of the Executive Council, in a private sector company
a. Mohamed Abdel Rahman Ahmed, Executive Director, Renaissance Association for Development, Federation of Egyptian Industries
Dr.. Amr El-Demerdash, Director of Research and Development at Technical Education at the Ministry of Education and Technical Education.
TVET a. Sameh Saad, program
M. Nour Al-Huda Abdul Karim Muhammad, General Administration of Dual Education, Ministry of Education.
Dr.. Heba Zayed, Acting National Competitiveness Council.
Dr.. Dina Kafafi, Economic Adviser, National Competitiveness Council
a. Azza Reda, Director of the Business Enabling Environment Unit, WISE Manpower Skills Development Project
a. Maha Mahmoud, Economist, Business Enabling Environment Unit, WISE Workforce Skills Development Project.
