The Minister of Higher Education confirms that the Islamic nation faces a threat to holy sites and plans to smile its lands
Dr. Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Chairman of the Egyptian National Committee for Education, Science and Culture (UNESCO – Alexu – Isco) and President of the General Conference of the ISESCO Organization in its 45th session of the Executive Council of the Islamic World Education and Culture Organization & quot & quot; And Mr. Nour El -Din Al -Nuri, Minister of Education in the Tunisian Republic, and transferred Ashour at the beginning of his speech. The participants, stressing that this organization represents an effective framework for constructive cooperation and fruitful dialogue in the fields of education, science and culture, as well as the organization’s keenness to involve member states and national committees in formulating its new strategy and future programs, in line with the requirements of development, and enhances joint cooperation. The threats to Islamic sanctities, and the unjust plans aimed at raping the lands of peoples, which calls for the unity of class and joint action, also made it clear that & quot; ISESCO & quot; She is aware of the importance of coordinating efforts in the fields of education, science and culture, to build generations capable of facing the challenges of the times and leading the future, and that the current session is characterized by being discussed prominent topics, including requests to join the organization’s observer membership, and the report of activities & quot & quot; For the year (2024), and the Riyadh Charter on Artificial Intelligence of the Islamic World, as well as proposals to develop the organization’s organizational structure. The Egyptian Minister of Higher Education also expressed his appreciation for the organization’s efforts in preparing a procedural framework for the employment of artificial intelligence applications in education, science and culture, which enhances sustainable development in Islamic countries, and praised the organization’s endeavors to develop governance mechanisms, and adopt international best practices to ensure its goals efficiently and effectively. For his part, Dr. Salem bin Mohamed Al -Malik, Director General of ISESCO, thanked the Tunisian Republic for hosting a meeting, stressing that the organization is moving forward in the path of renewal and modernization, to be at the forefront of the internationally specialized organizations in its work course, and stressed the commitment of & quot; ISESCO & quot; By developing its programs to enhance the effectiveness of educational, cultural and scientific activities, and to keep pace with the current challenges in the Islamic world, as Dr. Dawas Tayseer Dawas conveyed the greetings of the Palestinian people to attend, stressing that the countries of the Islamic world bear the responsibility of defending Islamic and Christian sanctities, supporting the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, and praised the role of & quot; ISESCO & quot; In strengthening the fields of education, science and culture in member states, the meeting was attended by Mr. Hassan, the Egyptian ambassador in Tunisia, Mr. Abdel Mohsen Shafei, Deputy Egyptian Ambassador, Dr. Ayman Farid, Assistant Minister for Strategic Planning, Training and Rehabilitation of the Labor Market, Head of the Cultural Affairs Sector and Mission and Supervisor of the Egyptian National Committee for Education, Culture and Culture and a member of Egypt in the Executive Council of ISCO, and Dr. Rami Magdy Assistant Secretary -General For the National Committee for Affairs & quot; ISESCO & quot, Mr. Michel Lopecho, representative of the UNESCO Office in Tunisia, Dr. Dous Tayseer, Chairman of the ISESCO Executive Council, delegations of member states of the organization, and representatives of regional and international organizations and bodies.
