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100 feddans have been allocated for that purpose.
On July 13, 2024, Egypt’s new Minister of Education Mohamed Abdel Latif revealed that the most prominent problems facing the education system in Egypt are the student density in classes, the shortage of teachers.
Moreover, the Minister of Education addressed another issue related to the study curricula, saying that the most prominent problem of governmental high schools is that 32 subjects are studied. In comparison, only 16 subjects are studied in international schools.
The fourth edition of the Aswan Forum for Peace and Development will be held on July 2-3.
President of Cairo University Mohamed al-Khosht stated Thursday that those hospitals are equipped with the most modern devices.
The country also aims for collaboration between Uzbek and Egyptian universities in 10 STEM fields.
The South Sudanese minister expressed aspiration that the two states would join forces to introduce similar schools in other provinces.
Billions of pounds have been allocated to that purpose.
Dr. Mohamed Elkhosht, President of Cairo University, announced that Cairo University leads Egyptian universities and research institutions in the Semago World Classification for the year 2024.
President Sisi met Tuesday with the prime minister and planning minister.
The strategy will help spare 10 million children the risk of not reaching their full potential.
Also, monthly pocket money will be given to all Palestinian students coming to study at Al-Azhar University and Islamic scholarship institutes.
The initiative is worth $2.5 million.
The UNHCR country representative met earlier this week with the Egyptian Minister of Education and Technical Education.
The project was inaugurated Thursday by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli, as four out of five schools within the first phase have begun operation in the current academic year.
In the past eight years, projects, aimed at achieving human development, were implemented.
Both sides exchanged views on furthering developing technical education and Korean language education in particular, while expressing their appreciation of ongoing cooperation.
President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced Tuesday that Tahya Misr Fund is prepared to participate in Gen-Z Initiative, which spreads innovation and entrepreneurial activities amongst university students.
The transitional phase of the past ten years and massive sums of money were spent filling huge gaps in education and all other sectors in Egypt, Sisi said Tuesday.
The $8 million project aims to supply the Egyptian labor market with a skilled workforce qualified to carry out jobs.
