New Cairo Technological University Concludes Its Participation in the Second International Scientific Conference on Technological Education (SCTE2025) with a Distinguished Speech and Honoring of Participating Students
Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Tarek Abdel Malak, President of New Cairo Technological University, and Prof. Dr. Waleed El-Khetam, Dean of the Faculty of Industry and Energy Technology, the university concluded its active and distinguished participation on the third and final day of the Second International Scientific Conference on Technological Education (SCTE2025), held under the theme “Today’s Education for Tomorrow’s Jobs.”
The conference was held under the patronage of H.E. Prof. Dr. Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and was organized by the Supreme Council for Technological Education from April 8 to 10, 2025, at the Royal Maxim Palace Kempinski – Cairo. The event witnessed wide participation from leaders of the Ministry of Higher Education, presidents of technological universities, education experts, industry and technology leaders, and university students.
The final day of the conference was attended by Dr. Ahmed El-Gyoushy, Acting Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Technological Education, along with Prof. Dr. Tarek Abdel Malak, President of New Cairo Technological University, and several faculty members, including Dr. Karim Hussein, Coordinator of the Autotronics Program; Dr. Rasha Satouhy from the Information and Communication Technology Program; Dr. Asmaa El-Gendy; and several assistant teaching staff members. The event was also attended by Dr. Mariana Mahfouz, Head of the Public Relations and Media Department, and Mr. Abdel Rahman Omar, Training Officer at the university.
The final day featured several important scientific sessions, most notably a session entitled “Quality Assurance in Technological Education According to International Standards,” a panel discussion on “Governance of the Technological Universities System,” and another session addressing “Curriculum Design in Technological Universities.”
Prof. Dr. Tarek Abdel Malak delivered a speech during the “Quality Assurance in Technological Education” session entitled “Quality Assurance System According to International Standards.” He emphasized the importance of aligning educational programs with international academic accreditation standards and highlighted the university’s continuous efforts to develop curricula and enhance students’ skills in line with the requirements of the modern technological labor market.
The university also participated in several scientific sessions through the presentation of distinguished research papers by its faculty members, including:
“The Role of Transformation in Technological Education in Stimulating Innovation and Entrepreneurship,” presented by Dr. Bothaina Mahmoud, Coordinator of the University’s Entrepreneurship Club.
“A Proposed Smart Archaeological Tourism Walk Plan: A Case Study on the Holy Family Journey in Sharkia Governorate,” presented by Dr. Rasha Satouhy from the Information and Communication Technology Program.
The conference also featured a student projects competition aimed at supporting innovation and encouraging technological solutions to industrial challenges. Students from the Autotronics Department at New Cairo Technological University participated with two distinguished projects under the supervision of Dr. Haitham El-Zomor:
“Development and Manufacturing of an Urban Electric Vehicle Prototype”
“Experimental Study for Reducing Vehicle Harmful Emissions and Enhancing Vehicle Performance: Injector Cleaning Case Studies”
The sessions also featured presentations of distinguished scientific research addressing advanced topics, including energy generation from vibrations using smart electromagnetic models, improving engine oil performance using nanomaterials, the impact of alternative fuel types on diesel engine performance, electricity consumption forecasting using artificial intelligence, and the analysis of mechanical variables to improve textile machinery performance.
The conference aims to explore ways to advance technological education in line with the latest global trends, with a focus on key areas including artificial intelligence, digital transformation, the integration of technological education with national development plans, and the role of industry in supporting students’ training environments.
The conference concluded with a session reviewing its key recommendations, including supporting digital transformation, developing academic curricula, and strengthening cooperation between technological universities and industry sectors, contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Participating students from various universities were also honored in recognition of their efforts and excellence in research projects and presentations.
New Cairo Technological University reaffirmed its strong commitment to continuing its leading role in advancing technological education in Egypt, bridging knowledge and practical application, and preparing young professionals capable of meeting the demands of both the local and international labor markets.
