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Egypt Japan expand education with 54 Tokusho grads
The Egyptian-Japanese partnership in the field of education celebrated the honoring of 54 students from the first graduating class of the "Tokus'hu" diploma, and presented them with joint academic certificates. This reflects the transition of cooperation between Egypt and Japan from an experimental phase to expansion. The first batch included graduates from universities such as Al-Asimah University, Ain Shams University, and the Egyptian-Japanese University of Science and Technology, after completing a program that combines academic study with practical training. The Ministry of Higher Education emphasized that this achievement demonstrates the success of the collaboration in developing the education system, with plans to expand the program to include seven Egyptian universities and to prepare approximately 320 students during the 2026/2027 academic year, with the aim of building students' character and developing skills in cooperation, leadership, and responsibility.
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