Sisi: Developing the skills of teachers and leaders to enhance the efficiency of educational institutions

Cairo - Khadija Hamouda President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi emphasized the necessity of providing high-quality education through investment in human capital and enhancing the efficiency of educational leaders, thereby improving learning outcomes and preparing generations capable of competing and keeping pace with future demands.

This came during a meeting held yesterday between President el-Sisi and Mohamed Abdel Latif, the Minister of Education and Technical Education, and Major General (Retired) Mohamed Salah El-Turki, Director of the Egyptian Military Academy.

Mohamed El-Shenawy, the official spokesperson for the Presidency, stated that the meeting addressed joint efforts by various state entities concerned with raising the standards of selection and preparation mechanisms for personnel working in Egyptian schools.

In this context, President el-Sisi stressed the importance of developing advanced strategies and programs to qualify and train these cadres according to the highest standards, ensuring the provision of a comprehensive and suitable educational environment for students.

He underscored the importance of building teachers’ capacities, considering them the fundamental pillar for school development, and enhancing the systems thinking skills of school leaders to strengthen the efficiency of educational institutions.

The official spokesperson for the Presidency noted that the meeting also reviewed ways to enhance cooperation with major international educational institutions and leverage their pioneering expertise in preparing educational leaders, thereby contributing to the development of institutional performance within schools and improving the quality of the educational process, in support of the state’s efforts to build a modern educational system that aligns with global best practices.