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The article discusses the developments in the cooperation between Egypt and Japan in the field of education, focusing on the expansion of the Egyptian-Japanese school system, which will reach 102 schools by September, compared to 69 last year. It also highlights a new program for developing teachers' skills in collaboration with Hiroshima University, set to begin in September, which includes ten courses aimed at enhancing teachers' efficiency according to the Japanese model. The Japanese official emphasized the importance of expanding this experience to include general education schools, as well as transferring the model to Arab and African countries, considering the Egyptian-Japanese experience a successful example of international cooperation in education. Additionally, the number of Japanese supervisors will be increased to 39 to oversee educational processes and improve performance quality, with a continued focus on coordination to strengthen the educational partnership between the two countries and broaden its impact in the region.
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