EDU TECH

“Quality assurance is the foundation for building trust in skills and enabling opportunities across borders.”

A remarkable session by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Mousa Emara, President of the Egyptian Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (ETQAN), during Edutech Egypt.

• Technical & vocational education
• International skills mobility
• Recognition of prior learning
• Inclusive education systems
• Future-ready workforce development

Shaping a stronger future for education, skills, and employability in Egypt and beyond.

Innovation Egypt

At Egypt, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Emara, President of ETQAAN, shared a compelling vision on the future of technical and vocational education in Egypt and the importance of quality assurance in enabling global skills mobility.

The session addressed how internationally aligned standards, recognition of prior learning, and inclusive education systems can create stronger pathways for employment and international opportunities.

A valuable discussion on building trust, enhancing quality, and preparing future generations for an evolving global labor market.

وزارة التربية والتعليم المصرية
إتقان - ETQAAN
Ali Shams El Din

A compelling keynote from His Excellency Mohamed Abdel Latif, Egypt’s Minister of Education and Technical Education, at Egypt.

Addressing one of the most urgent global challenges, bridging the gap between education outcomes and labor market needs. H.E. outlined Egypt’s vision for a more adaptive, industry-connected, and future-ready education system.

The speech highlighted:
• Expanding applied technology schools in partnership with industry
• Empowering the private sector as a co-architect of education reform
• Embedding digital literacy, entrepreneurship, and problem-solving skills across all pathways
• Strengthening international partnerships and alignment with global standards
• Preparing students for the realities of AI, automation, and digital transformation

“Technology does not replace education. It amplifies it.”

As Egypt continues its education reform journey under Vision 2030, collaboration between governments, educators, innovators, and industry leaders remains essential to building sustainable opportunities for future generations.

Watch the full address.

وزارة التربية والتعليم المصرية
Ali Shams El Din

A powerful keynote from His Excellency Mohamed Abdel Latif, Egypt’s Minister of Education and Technical Education, at Edutech Egypt 🇪🇬

Highlighting Egypt’s vision for a more future-ready, industry-connected, and adaptive education system aligned with the evolving world of work.

Key focus areas included:
• Applied technology schools
• Industry partnerships
• Digital & future skills
• AI and automation readiness
• International collaboration

“Technology does not replace education. It amplifies it.”

Watch the full speech.

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