Posted by – Rania Omran
Haitham Hussein: Expanding areas of joint cooperation to benefit the development of education and training across various sectors and enhancing the ability of human resources to adapt to the demands of the local and international labour market.
Chairman of the National Authority for Educational Quality Assurance and Accreditation: We work on the professional and scientific development of workers in the industrial sector specifically to support Egyptian industry, production, exports
and the Egyptian economy.
In a pioneering positive step…to support education and link it to the labor market, Nel quadro delle direttive di Sua Eccellenza il Presidente Abdel Fattah El-Sisi With The necessity of training di formare e qualificare i giovani, investendo nel capitale umano e prestando attenzione alla qualità dell’istruzione,Dr Alaa Ashmawy, Chairman of the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education, affiliated with the Council of Ministers, received Engineer Haitham Hussein, Chairman of the Board of the Egyptian Workers’ Complex, and his accompanying delegation in general.
In light of that visit, Engineer Haitham Hussein emphasised the role of the complex in the development and enhancement of the educational process And the necessity of adopting programmes for industrial projects and establishing a department for the management of engineering in the industrial sectors that we will need in the future, as a proposal to unite the workers of Egypt, while emphasising the importance of developing technical education in line with the vision of the political leadership to connect education with the labour market in general.
During the visit, the services provided by the Egyptian Workers’ complesso in the field of training and vocational rehabilitation were discussed, including The protocols signed with universities and the various training programmes offered to support the professional and academic development of employees in the industrial sector specifically, represent a new attempt between the two parties to support the Egyptian industry and production in general.
The goals of the national Nationalism being undertaken by the authority to ensure the quality of education and develop the educational process in Egypt were also discussed.
Both parties expressed their desire to expand the areas of joint cooperation in a manner that benefits the development of education and training across various sectors, and enhances the ability of human resources to adapt to the requirements of the local and international job market.
It is worth mentioning that a delegation from the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education visited the complex at the end of last week to discuss efforts to enhance cooperation between the authority and the industrial complex.
The delegation was welcomed by Professor Dr Alaa Ashmawy, Chairman of the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education, Dr Hisham Abdel Nasser, Adviser to the Chairman of the Authority for Political Communication, Dr Hussein Khater, Director of the Accreditation Department, Ms Lubna Hussein, Director of Public Relations, Ms Sihem Saber, Director of the Office of the Adviser to the Chairman of the Authority for Political Communication, and Ms Alaa Said, Director of the Office of the Chairman of the Authority.
The visiting delegation from the complex was chaired by Engineer Haitham Hussein, Chairman of the Egyptian Workers’ Complex, the sustainable economic industrial system. The delegation included Dr. Essam Amin, Consultant for Training and Rehabilitation at the complex, Dr. Huda Basyouni, Director of the Education and Scientific Research Sector, Dr. Ihab Suleiman, Director of Development and Institutional Quality Management, along with leaders from the media and marketing office in general.
