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Ministry Aims to Strengthen Japan Ties
Egypt's Minister of Education, Mohamed Abdel Latif, signed an agreement with the Japanese side to develop 20 Egyptian technical schools into international applied technology schools in the fields of nursing, elderly care, and information technology, with the aim of preparing qualified cadres to meet the needs of the labor market. This comes within the framework of strengthening Egyptian-Japanese cooperation in technical education, which includes equipping schools with modern laboratories and advanced training programs. Classes are set to begin in these schools during the upcoming academic year. This cooperation reflects Egypt's commitment to benefitting from Japanese expertise to improve its educational system and enhance the technical skills of young people.
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