The Prime Minister is witnessing the signing of a joint cooperation protocol to create and develop 5 applied technology schools
Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, witnessed today, Wednesday, a ceremony for signing a joint cooperation protocol between the Ministry of Health and Population, the Ministry of Education and Technical Education, the Egyptian Drug Authority, and the Technology Institute for Pharmaceutical Industries in Rome, to establish and develop five schools to work in the applied technology system in the fields of pharmaceutical and health care, starting from the beginning of the next academic year & LDQUO; 2025 – 2026 & rdquo;. Rome. A strategy towards implementing the state’s directions towards developing technical education, and providing qualified cadres in areas that are one of the national priorities such as the pharmaceutical and health care industry, in a way that enhances the national trend to empower the health sector, especially in light of the trend towards localizing these vital industries. Student evaluation, to ensure the compatibility of education outcomes with national health policies, explaining that this protocol represents a leading step towards developing health technical education, and opening international horizons for Egyptian youth to work in the pharmaceutical industries inside and outside Egypt, in line with the vision of & quot; Egypt 2030 & quot; In the axes of human development, economic, and health. Actual needs in the drug and health sectors, and we are proud of the presence of serious partners who believe in the importance of investing in education as one of the most important pillars of economic and social development. Controversies, training programs that are compatible with international standards, adding that the project includes strengthening partnership with the private sector to provide practical training within factories, and linking graduates to direct job opportunities, as well as forming a joint board of directors that includes representatives of the four parties to ensure governance and achieve the highest quality standards. Specialized in the pharmaceutical industry, in cooperation between the four parties, students will be granted double certificates that include an accredited technological diploma from the Ministry of Education, and certified international training certificates, while linking educational curricula to international standards such as & LDQUO; GMP, GLP, Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Triaals & rdquo;
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according to the protocol, these schools aim to graduate qualified technicians specializing in the fields of pharmaceutical industry, cosmetics, nutritional supplements, clinical experiences, and medical devices as it includes developing school infrastructure, training of teachers, curricula accreditation, implementing practical training programs within The factories, with a focus on the application of professional safety and international quality systems. Approved by the Ministry of Education and Technical Education, in addition, students get an accredited experience certificate issued by the Egyptian Pharmaceutical Authority, and a certificate of scores issued by the Technology Institute for Pharmaceutical Industries in Rome. & Nbsp;
