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"The jobs of today may not be the jobs of tomorrow."

At the Forum, Dr. Ayman Bahaa-Eldin, Deputy Minister of Education for Technical Education, highlighted a key challenge facing education systems worldwide: preparing learners for careers that will continuously evolve throughout their lives.

Responding to this challenge, Andreas Adrian, Cluster & Focal Area Coordinator for Technical Education and Labour Market Development (TELM) at GIZ Egypt, shared how years of collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Technical Education and international partners have helped build the foundations of a modern TVET system in Egypt.

From Technical Education 2.0 and strengthened quality assurance mechanisms to greater private sector engagement, flexible learning pathways, and new hybrid digital learning models, the focus remains on equipping learners with the skills needed to adapt and succeed in a rapidly changing labor market.

“Digitalization is not only a challenge; it is an opportunity,” Adrian noted, emphasizing its potential to expand access and create new opportunities for learners.

The discussion reinforced a shared vision for a more flexible, innovative, and future-ready technical education ecosystem.

Our sincere appreciation to Dr. Ayman Bahaa-Eldin and Andreas Adrian for this insightful discussion and their continued commitment to advancing technical education in Egypt.

وزارة التربية والتعليم المصرية
GIZ Egypt

At , a thought-provoking discussion highlighted the growing importance of and Training ( ) in .

During the panel, Dr. Ayman Bahaa-Eldin, Deputy for , emphasized that has become a key pillar of Egypt’s technical education strategy.

The objective is clear: equip graduates with globally recognized skills that enable them to thrive not only in the Egyptian labor market but also in international markets, while supporting foreign investment and economic growth.

Responding to this vision, Ms. Sophie Vanhaeverbeke, Head of Cooperation at the Delegation of The EU Delegation to Egypt, reaffirmed the EU’s long-standing partnership with Egypt in .

She highlighted the shift from project-based cooperation toward a broader policy and strategic approach aimed at establishing international standards across technical education systems, strengthening links between skills and labor market needs, and supporting sustainable economic development.

The discussion underscored a shared commitment between Egypt and the European Union to develop a future-ready workforce, enhance the quality and recognition of technical education, and create greater opportunities for young people both locally and globally.

وزارة التربية والتعليم المصرية
European Union in Egypt
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