Huawei, UNESCO Celebrate TeOSS Project’s Impact on Education in Egypt

Global technology giant Huawei has unveiled the achievements of its Technology-enabled Open Schools for All (TeOSS) project, which aims to strengthen education in Egypt and two other African countries, in collaboration with UNESCO.

Egypt’s Ministry of Education officially inaugurated the National Distance Learning Centre for the Continuous Professional Development of Educators. This center is a crucial component of the UNESCO-Huawei TeOSS project, which has been running in Egypt, Ghana, and Ethiopia from 2020 to 2023.

During the UNESCO-Huawei International Forum on Digital Platforms and Competencies for Teachers, Egypt’s Minister of Education and Technical Education Reda Hegazy, expressed his gratitude to UNESCO and Huawei for their support and partnership in the Open Schools Project. 

He lauded the project’s achievements, highlighting its contributions to capacity building, enrichment training for teachers, digital platforms, and the establishment of the National Center for Distance Education, Huawei indicated in a press release.

The TeOSS project aims to pilot and test digital education platforms, provide training in digital skills for teachers and students, and develop policy frameworks for digital education.