Dr. Greiche Group Partners with El Sewedy Technical Academy to Launch Innovative Glass Manufacturing Technical Education Program

Dr. Greiche Group has announced today the signing of a partnership agreement with El Sewedy Technical Academy to create a customized technical educational program.This initiative aims to enhance employment opportunities in the labor market by elevating the technical and educational standards in electrical maintenance.

The three-year program will be developed in partnership with the Academy and the Ministry of Education and Technical Education. Together, they will establish an educational track focused on glass manufacturing, operating under the Dr. Greiche Group name. This initiative will be supervised by the quality control team at Dr. Greiche to ensure the highest standards in education and industry practices.

Engineer Chahir Greiche, Managing Partner at Dr. Greiche, stated, “We are excited to collaborate with the El Sewedy Training Academy, a member of the esteemed El Sewedy Group, to introduce a specialized curriculum in the glass manufacturing sector. This initiative aims to create technical education opportunities that empower young individuals in alignment with labor market demands, thereby adding significant value to this dynamic sector within the Egyptian market.”

“This initiative is aimed at enhancing the efficiency and skills of Egyptian workers, ultimately boosting their competitiveness in the labor market,” Engineer Greiche emphasized. “We firmly believe in giving back to society as a fundamental duty of every corporation and investor. This partnership reflects our vision and commitment to social responsibility in achieving sustainable development goals.”

As part of this protocol, Dr. Greiche Group will offer technical expertise and on-site training to students enrolled in the program, while also covering 50% of all educational fees. Interviews for prospective students are currently in progress, with the program anticipated to commence next month in October.

As education remains a priority in Egypt’s Vision 2030, with a prominent goal of providing job opportunities for 80% of technical education graduates within their field of specialization, the Ministry of Education and Technical Education underscores the importance of nurturing technical education as a cornerstone for initiating an industrial renaissance.

In alignment with global standards, it has developed a strategic plan for education (2024-2029) focusing on several key areas: people, employment, security, and sustainable development goals. A primary objective of this plan is to enhance technical education, followed by the implementation of an executive plan.