Prof. Mohamed Hussein Participates in the Launch of the "Egypt GATE - Noboug" Initiative

This morning, Saturday, Prof. Mohamed Hussein, Acting President of Tanta University, took part in the launch of the Egypt GATE "Noboug" initiative. The event was attended by Prof. Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research; Mr. Mohamed Abdel Latif, Minister of Education and Technical Education; Mr. Mohamed Gibran, Minister of Labor; Prof. Gina El-Feki, Acting President of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology; Prof. Hany Ayad, Executive Director of the Innovators and Geniuses Care Fund, alongside several university presidents, ministry leaders, representatives from the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, the Children’s University, research centers, and a number of school students. The event took place at a hotel in New Cairo.

According to a ministry statement, the program provides students with opportunities to nurture and develop diverse talents by enriching the educational environment through various activities, preparing for global competitions, enhancing student participation, and building their skills and capabilities. It supports the development of education and improves opportunities for gifted students by ensuring a clear and transparent assessment of talented and innovative students.

The program aims to ensure that schools meet the needs of all gifted students, both within and beyond the curriculum, translating talent into achievements that guarantee personal success for gifted students. It also seeks to raise aspirations for all students, not just the gifted, while increasing awareness among teachers, coordinators, parents, and all stakeholders in education about programs for identifying and supporting gifted and academically outstanding students. Additionally, it emphasizes creating opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship, and projects for talented and innovative youth.

The event featured presentations by participating school students, where they discussed the program and its goals, shared their aspirations for the future, and expressed their gratitude to all those involved in implementing the program.