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Cairo University VP: International Students Don't Displace Egyptians
The Vice President of Cairo University confirmed that international students do not displace Egyptian students in universities, and that the increase in the number of international students has not affected the number of Egyptian students, which continues to grow. At Cairo University, international students make up about 11% of the total student population, with the percentage varying between faculties—it reaches approximately 30% at Qasr El Aini Faculty of Medicine, which is considered an internationally accepted rate. He explained that the presence of foreign students enhances the diversity and international openness of Egyptian universities and serves as a source of Egypt's cultural and economic strength on the global level.
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