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Funding of 25.6B pounds for Sinai and Canal university projects
The Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education has announced investments totaling 25.6 billion Egyptian pounds to support and develop the education system in North Sinai and the Suez Canal cities. The goal is to promote comprehensive and sustainable development in parallel with the October celebrations. These initiatives include establishing new universities, expanding existing colleges, developing laboratories and infrastructure, and connecting education with the labor market through modern academic programs and international cooperation. One of the key projects is the new private Ismailia University, which cost approximately 4.5 billion pounds and offers a variety of programs in medicine, engineering, and technology. Its aim is to produce qualified graduates to drive development in the region. Additionally, the number of private universities in Egypt has increased to 32, to further support research and innovation.
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