The Egyptian government places emphasis on the use of technological advances as part of its efforts to improve education. This was made known by the Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly who highlighted that the local production of tablets is part of the country’s efforts to improve education and ensure no child is left behind.   According to the Egyptian Cabinet, the Prime Minister already met with both the Minister of Education and that of Communications to work out modalities. This is because of the great importance the government places on the project to manufacture tablets locally, as part of efforts to improve education, including through the use of technological advances.

Negotiations are said to be underway with a major international tablet producer, to open a production line for the manufacture of tablets in Egypt. The company shared the government’s intention to establish the tablet production line, in addition to implementing other programs to build capacity and develop entrepreneurial skills.

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He said that the company shared the government’s intention to establish a new production line in one of Egypt’s major cities for this purpose, and that part of the production process would be exported to a number of countries in the Middle East and Africa, in addition to implementing other programs to build capacity and develop entrepreneurial skills.

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Talaat pointed out that the company’s new factory would create 500 job opportunities, and that creation of another production line was also being negotiated for the manufacturing of mobile phones.

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