The OECD Artificial Intelligence Review of Egypt examines the country’s progress in implementing the 2019 OECD Recommendation on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Principles. The review highlights Egypt’s efforts to promote trustworthy, inclusive, and human-centered AI development while fostering innovation and capacity building across sectors.
Prof.Dr. Aliaa Youssef, Dean of the College of Computing and Information Technology, actively participated in this review as a contributing expert. Her involvement reflected the college’s commitment to advancing AI education, research, and policy alignment with international standards. Her contributions helped emphasize the role of higher education institutions in supporting Egypt’s national AI strategy and implementing the OECD’s responsible AI framework.
College of Computing and Infromation Technology played a key role in the UNESCO and AASTMT Workshop on Ethics in Artificial Intelligence, held under the auspices of the Arab League, Arab Regional Consultation on the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of Neurotechnology,
Prof. Dr. Aliaa Youssef,Dean of CCIT proudly participated in the World Arabic Language Day celebration held on 18 December 2024 at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.
The event, themed “Arabic Language and AI: Advancing Innovation While Preserving Cultural Heritage,” brought together leading scholars, industry experts, and cultural ambassadors to discuss the intersection of Arabic language and artificial intelligence, highlighting innovation and the preservation of cultural identity.
The College of Computing and Information Technology proudly announces that Prof. Dr. Nahla Ahmed Belal has successfully completed the Program Evaluator Candidate Training and has been officially approved as an ABET Program Evaluator. This achievement highlights Dr. Nahla’s commitment to promoting academic excellence and upholding international standards in computing and engineering education accreditation.
