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As a part of the Armed Forces’ commitment to cooperate with various ministries and educational institutions across the country to prepare and qualify human resources in various specializations, which will achieve the goals of sustainable development and Egypt’s Vision 2030, the Technological Military College organized the 12th session of the Supreme Council for Technological Education In collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. Major General Alhossein Mostafa Sharaf, Commandant of the Technological Military College, delivered a speech in which he emphasized that holding the Supreme Council for Technological Education session at the Technological Military College reflects the strong ties and ongoing cooperation between the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to develop the education and training system in Egypt, in addition to enhance the human resources. Dr. Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, has referred to the Egyptian state commitment to develop the Technical Education through creating a new pathway that equips the cadets with scientific and practical skills in line with international quality standards, contributing to the localization of technology and the enhancement of local industry efficiency. The session’s activities included discussions on developing academic programs in technological universities, in order to strengthening technological education in Egypt and linking it to the labor market needs through partnerships with major industrial and technological institutions.

As a part of ongoing efforts to enhance cybersecurity and technological awareness of the Technological Military College cadets, Prof. Dr. Ghada Amer, a cybersecurity expert, delivered a lecture on cyber threats and data security in the digital age. During the lecture, Prof. Dr. Ghada Amer reviewed the most prominent cyber threats facing nations, institutions, and individuals. She emphasized that modern warfare is no longer limited to conventional weapons, but now includes cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure and the important information. She also explained the impact of cyber breaches, network attacks, and cyber espionage on national security. She emphasized the importance of taking preventive measures, such as using advanced protection systems, implementing cybersecurity policies, and providing continuous training for personnel in the military and technological fields to minimize risks and secure vital data and information. She also highlighted the importance of enhancing security culture among the cadets, reflecting that while modern technology offers great benefits, it is also representing a double-edged sword if not used and secured properly. The lecture is a part of a series of awareness events and seminars organized by the College aimed at preparing cadets to keep pace with rapid technological developments and strengthening their abilities to confront future security challenges. It also reflects the college’s commitment to equipping its cadets with the knowledge necessary to protect data and information, and to empower them to play an active role in safeguarding national security from modern cyber threats. At the end, Prof. Dr. Ghada Amer responded to the cadets’ inquiries, stressing the need for continued learning and training in the field of cybersecurity to address the growing challenges in this area and to protect national security from any potential digital threats.

As part of a series of intellectual seminars and meetings organized by the Technological Military College, aiming to raise national awareness among cadets and inform them of the most prominent developments and challenges facing the Egyptian state, Major General Dr. Samir Farag, a Strategic Thinker, met with the cadets in an open discussion addressing national and regional challenges. During the meeting, Major General Dr. Samir Farag presented the key challenges facing the Egyptian state at the domestic and foreign levels, pointing to the efforts made to enhance stability and development across various fields. He discussed regional and international issues related to Egyptian national security, emphasizing the importance of awareness and sound understanding of current events and the challenges facing the homeland. The meeting witnessed significant interaction from the cadets, who asked many questions and inquiries about national and regional issues. Major General Dr. Samir Farag emphasized the importance of knowledge and awareness in building the personality of the Technological Military College cadet, stressing the importance of youth as the backbone of the nation and its future leaders. In conclusion, Major General Dr. Samir Farag stressed the need to instill values of loyalty, belonging, and discipline, as well as to develop scientific and research skills so that cadets can become effective contributors to sustainable development and defenders of the homeland. The cadets expressed their appreciation for this valuable opportunity to hear a clear strategic vision on national issues, affirming their pride in belonging to the Technological Military College and their eagerness to contribute sincerely to serving the nation.

As part of ongoing cooperation between the Armed Forces and state ministries and institutions to qualify human resources in various fields, the Technological Military College held a graduation ceremony for the 5th railway technicians course nominated to work for the National Railway Authority under the Ministry of Transport after completing their relevant qualification. The ceremony was attended by senior Armed Forces leaders and Ministry of Transport officials. The event began with a documentary film presenting the stages of preparation and implementation of the training course, starting from receiving the trainees, followed by academic, disciplinary, and physical qualification, in accordance with the latest scientific systems adopted by educational institutions of the Armed Forces. The graduates presented a show that included a technical seminar titled "90 Days in the Life of a new Railway Cadet” highlighting their training at the College. This was followed by the announcement of the course results and the honoring of a number of outstanding graduates. Major General Alhossein Mostafa Sharaf, Commandant of the Technological Military College, delivered a speech in which he congratulated the graduates, wishing them success in their professional lives. He emphasized the Armed Forces’ pivotal role in qualifying personnel through integrated training and education systems contributing to sustainable development and enhancing the state’s capabilities across various sectors. Engineer\ Wagdy Shahat Abdel Hakim, Deputy Minister of Transport, also gave a speech in which he expressed gratitude to the Technological Military College for training the graduates according to modern standards, noting the importance of the course, which comes in continuation of the comprehensive development plan for Egypt’s National Railways that focuses on many key areas, the most important of which is attention to human resources development. The ceremony concluded with a review of graduation projects showcasing reflecting the outstanding level achieved by the graduates during their training period.

In line with the Armed Forces’ commitment to exchanging scientific expertise with state ministries and institutions to keep pace with rapid technological advancements in education and training, Dr. Samir Al-Hefny, Minister of Civil Aviation, and Lieutenant General\ Ashraf Salem Zaher, Superintendent of the Egyptian Military Academy, witnessed the signing of an agreement to establish a study program in Aviation Technology. The agreement was signed by Major General Prof. Alhossein Mostafa Sharaf, Commandant of the Technological Military College; Major General (Pilot) Ezzat Metwally Ibrahim, Chairman of the Egyptian Aviation Academy Holding Company (EAA); and Dr. Engineer\ Alaa Mostafa Fekry, CEO of SAVIS for Aviation Services and Education Development. The agreement aims to qualify and prepare technical and technological personnel in line with advancements in aviation technology, leveraging available scientific resources to train cadets in specialized technical skills according to their specializations. This agreement represents a unique model of ongoing cooperation between the Ministries of Defense and Civil Aviation to establish the first study program in Aviation Technology that meets the modern international aviation standards and legislations. The signing ceremony was attended by senior Armed Forces leaders and officials from both companies.

In an atmosphere of camaraderie and unity, the Technological Military College organized a special social day with the participation of students’ families to celebrate Christmas, reflecting the national cohesion and solidarity of the Egyptian people. The event began with a warm reception for the families, followed by diverse entertainment activities to strengthen bonds between students and their families, symbolizing unity, and brotherhood among all Egyptians. This gathering underscore the Armed Forces’ commitment to fostering national unity and belonging, celebrating the steadfastness of the Egyptian people and their collective efforts toward a prosperous and stable future. At the end of the day, the families of the cadets expressed their joy at participating in the event emphasizing at the importance of such occasions in strengthening national spirit and communication between the Armed Forces and the people, expressing their assurance on the continuation of their participation in such events that contributes to building a conscious generation capable of shouldering the responsibility towards their homeland.

In an atmosphere of camaraderie and unity, the Technological Military College honored Major General\ Akram Salah El-Din Mahmoud, College former Commandant, in recognition of his dedicated efforts during his tenure. Major General Prof. Alhossein Mostafa Sharaf, the current Commandant of the College, delivered a speech expressing gratitude and appreciation for the contributions of Major General\ Akram to the College’s advancement. He emphasized that the Armed Forces remain a unique model of sacrifice for the nation. In his remarks, Major General\ Akram Salah El-Din thanked Major General Prof. Alhossein Mostafa Sharaf and the faculty staff for their sincere efforts he witnessed from them under his leadership, which laid a strong scientific foundation for the College. The ceremony concluded with the presentation of the College’s shield to Major General\ Akram as a gesture of gratitude for his service as the commandant of the college. A number of former commandants of the Technical Institute of the Armed Forces and faculty staff of the College attended the celebration.

The Technological Military College participated in the 11th session of the Supreme Council for Technological Education on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, chaired by His Excellency Prof. Mohamed Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and attended by Prof. Ahmed El-Gioushy, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Technological Education, university presidents, deans of technological colleges, and senior officials from the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. The session was held at the Ministry’s headquarters in the New Administrative Capital. During the session, Major General Prof. Alhossein Mostafa Sharaf presented the academic regulations of the Technological Military College included eight technological programs as follows: (Energy Technology as well as New and Renewable Energy ¬- Autotronics Technology - Computer and Information Technology - Electronics Technology - Communications Technology - Mechatronics Technology - Aviation Technology - Prosthetics Technology) In the same context, the academic regulations were reviewed and approved by both the Supreme Council of Universities and the Supreme Council for Technological Education on January 2, 2025, with studies for the Bachelor of Technology program set to begin in February 2025. The approval of these regulations marks the culmination of efforts to adapt civilian technological sciences and integrate study programs from local and international universities, ensuring graduates are qualified to provide technical support for the latest global weaponry systems and perform their duties according to the highest academic and professional standards.

Within the context of implementing the President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's strategic vision for building the Egyptian individual and promoting human development, the "New Beginning" initiative was launched. The initiative aims to qualify and develop human cadres through specialized training programs that equip individuals with modern scientific and practical skills, aligning with contemporary demands and labor market needs. To foster cooperation between educational institutions, the Technological Military College organized a sports day in collaboration with Cairo University students. A delegation from Cairo University, headed by Prof. Gehan El-Meniawy, Supervisor of the Disability File at the University, was received. A comprehensive program was presented to introduced the Technological Military College through a presentation of a scale model and a documentary film highlighting the college's role in preparing and qualifying human cadres according to the latest educational and technological systems. Major General Prof. Alhossein Mostafa Sharaf delivered a speech welcoming the delegation and emphasizing the importance of cooperation between the college and Egyptian universities. He also outlined the goals of the "New Beginning" initiative and its role in building and qualifying Egyptians for the modern labor market. The event included diverse sports activities to foster friendship and cooperation among students, along with recreational activities and competitions that created an atmosphere of fair competition and promoted positive interaction. The day concluded with the exchange of commemorative shields and gifts between the Technological Military College and the Cairo University delegation, symbolizing the strong ties and cooperation between academic institutions. The students expressed their happiness with the event and stressed the importance of such initiatives in strengthening communication and integration between educational institution.

In line with the Armed Forces' commitment to exchanging scientific and practical expertise with state institutions to keep pace with rapid technological developments in the field of education and training, the Technological Military College participated in the visit of education experts from Beijing College of Information Technology to the Egyptian-Chinese College of Applied Technology at Suez Canal University. The visit comes within the framework of monitoring the implementation of the tripartite cooperation protocol between the Technological Military College, the Egyptian-Chinese College, and Beijing Information Technology College, reflecting the commitment of all parties to enhancing technical education and exchanging expertise and making use of available practical capabilities. The delegation was received by Prof. Dr. Tamer Nabil, Dean of the Egyptian-Chinese College of Applied Technology, who emphasized the importance of the visit in strengthening cooperation among the parties to the protocol and opening new horizons for curriculum development. During the visit, the delegation reviewed the mechanisms for applying quality standards, academic accreditation at the Egyptian-Chinese College of Applied Technology, and the latest educational and technological methods used in training process, exchanged views and expertise on curriculum development, and explored ways to strengthen partnerships among all parties. They also toured specialized laboratories and workshops that provide students with a hands-on learning environment in line with latest international systems. The visit concluded with an emphasis on the importance of continued cooperation between the parties to support technological education in Egypt and enhance scientific and technical exchange with global academic institutions.

In line with the Armed Forces' commitment to enhancing cooperation with leading global universities and research institutions to elevate the level of technological education and training, and as part of the cooperation protocol between the Technological Military College and Beijing Information Technology College (BITC), a delegation of faculty staff from the Technological Military College, headed by Major General Prof. Alhossein Mostafa Abdel Hamid Sharaf, visited the People's Republic of China. The visit aimed to explore the scientific and practical capabilities of Beijing Information Technology College. During the visit, the delegation reviewed all aspects of the educational process, curricula, teaching methods, laboratories, and classrooms. Coordination was also made to outline plans and study programs for six technological fields: Energy, New and Renewable Energy, Autotronics, Computer and Information Technology, Electronics, Communications, and Mechatronics, along with qualifying subjects to enhance the study programs. The visit concluded with a closing ceremony attended by Mr. Hong Wei, President of Beijing Information Technology College, and Prof. Dr. Israa Abdel Sayed, Cultural Advisor at the Egyptian Cultural Office in Beijing. The Egyptian delegation members were awarded training completion certificates, and gifts were exchanged between representatives of the two colleges.

His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, President of the brotherly United Arab Emirates, attended the graduation ceremony of new classes of cadets at military colleges at the Egyptian Military Academy at the Strategic Command. The ceremony was also attended by leaders of the Armed Forces, ministers, and senior state officials. The ceremony included the graduation of the 118th Class at the Military College, the 75th Class at the Naval College, the 91st Class at the Air Force College, the 61st Class at from the Technical Military College, the 52nd Class at the Air Defense College, and the 53rd Class at the Technological Military College. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi approved the appointment of graduates from the Military Academy, including Classes 118 (Military College), 75 (Naval), 91 (Air Force), 52 (Air Defense), and the 4th Class of postgraduates, as well as the 3rd Class of specialized officers and graduates of the 53rd Class at the Technological Military College, with the rank of Lieutenant under probation. The President also approved awarding the Military Duty Medal of the Second Class to the top graduates of the military colleges in recognition of their dedication and excellence during their studies. Among the graduates was Lieutenant under probation Shady Mohamed Abdel Mohsen Qader from the Technological Military College.