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Egyptian officials sign new education accords
The Egyptian-Japanese cooperation activities in the field of education witnessed the signing of new agreements to strengthen academic collaboration and develop education and training programs, with a focus on applying the "Tokatu" model in Egyptian universities. This aims to cultivate student character skills through teaching responsibility, cooperation, leadership, and community service. The program has been expanded to include seven Egyptian universities and aims to train approximately 320 students during the 2026/2027 academic year, after the first phase involved three universities and 120 students. Additionally, agreements were signed to support scholarships, develop technological education, and collaborate with Japanese institutions such as Fukuoka University to prepare teachers and researchers equipped with the necessary skills to implement the Japanese model, which promotes discipline and teamwork. The overall goal is to build students' character and achieve sustainable development goals in Egypt.
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