Egypt explores academic, research cooperation with Malaysia, China, Pakistan
Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research and Acting Minister of Culture Abdel Aziz Qonsowa held a series of bilateral meetings with officials from Malaysia, China, and Pakistan on the margins of the 225th session of the UNESCO Executive Board, which kicked off on Monday at the organization’s HQ in Paris. Discussions focused on expanding … The post Egypt explores academic, research…
Egypt has been actively exploring academic and research cooperation with Malaysia, China, and Pakistan, as highlighted by Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research and Acting Minister of Culture, Abdel Aziz Qonsowa. During meetings held on the sidelines of the UNESCO Executive Board session in Paris, Qonsowa discussed various aspects of collaboration, including enhancing educational partnerships, sharing expertise in technology and applied research, and boosting student exchanges.
Specific topics covered include strengthening ties between Egyptian and Chinese universities, encouraging Pakistani students to study in Egypt, and expanding scholarships in key fields such as medicine, engineering, water science, and climate studies. The initiative aligns with Egypt’s strategy to bolster its international academic collaborations, increase student mobility, and elevate the standing of its higher education and research sectors on the global stage.
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