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Egyptian-Japanese School project in Damanhour inspected
The article discusses the visit of the Minister of Planning and Economic Development, Dr. Jacqueline Azar, Governor of Beheira, to the project of establishing the Egyptian-Japanese School in Damanhour, which represents an advanced model for improving and developing education in the governorate. It explains that the school covers an area of 5,136 square meters and includes 14 classrooms based on the Japanese educational system, with the aim of building the personality of the Egyptian student and promoting values such as discipline and teamwork, in addition to academic excellence through "Takatsuno" activities. It is also mentioned that the school is part of a comprehensive government investment plan to enhance educational infrastructure, with investments amounting to 1.5 billion Egyptian pounds to develop 21 new Japanese schools and expand the system of distinguished schools. The article notes that this school is the third Japanese school in the governorate, and it is part of the state's efforts to achieve justice in the distribution of high-quality education, thereby contributing to improving the quality of education and sustainable development in line with Egypt's Vision 2030.
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