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Qansoora Talks Tokyo on University Innovation to Startup Rise
During the visit of Dr. Abdelaziz Qansoqa, the Egyptian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, to the Tokyo Innovation Hub, the focus was on showcasing Japan's model for supporting startups and transforming scientific research outputs into scalable products and companies. The visit discussed opportunities to build partnerships between the innovation ecosystems of Egypt and Japan, including connecting universities and innovation centers with investors and international networks, as well as benefiting from Japan's experiences in managing innovation systems and entrepreneurship. The delegation was introduced to Tokyo's "×10" strategy, which aims to increase the number of startups in the city tenfold by 2027, supported by government grants of up to 90 million yen for university projects and encouraging alliances with the private sector. Opportunities to expand Egypt's participation in "SushiTech Tokyo 2027" events, organize joint activities, and strengthen cooperation between Egyptian and Japanese universities were also explored, all with the goal of linking innovation to economic drivers and the job market, and supporting the transition of innovations from research into marketable products.
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