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Dad Badrawi participates as a speaker in the Conference on Education and the Third Millennium

Dr. Badrawi participates as a speaker in the regional conference “Education in the Arab World in the Third Millennium” At the invitation of the Ministry of Planning, Follow-up and Administrative Reform, Prof. Dr. Hossam Badrawi participated as a speaker in the regional conference “Education in the Arab World in the Third Millennium” held under the auspices of Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister Organized by the National Planning Institute, the research arm of the Ministry of Planning, on February 16-17, 2019, in the presence of the Ministers of Education, Higher Education, Scientific Research and Planning, and with the participation of representatives of Arab organizations and scientific and research institutions. The conference agenda included a discussion of Arab education in light of the requirements of modernity and globalization, and a discussion of education issues and needs in the Arab world in light of knowledge-based societies. The focus of tomorrow’s education needs. The second day also included the issues of restructuring the education sector and its governance and the role of development partners in financing education in the Arab world. It included sessions entitled the future reality of managing the educational system, the necessity of its governance and a session on the foundations of a model for the governance of the educational sector. Dr. Hossam Badrawi participated as a speaker in the education financing challenges session. During his speech, he referred to Egypt’s 2030 vision in education and the need to achieve it as a priority and the government’s goal to develop education. He pointed out the most prominent problems that impede financing education development, and pointed out the importance of improving the use of funding coming from external grants and accreditation. On modern financing methods based on partnerships with the private sector and civil society