Egyptian Prime Minister Explains University Admissions
Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly explained that allowing Egyptian universities to accept international students with lower admission scores aims to improve their international ranking, support the value of the degrees, and strengthen Egypt’s relations with other countries. The presence of foreign students contributes to enhancing the university’s standing in international ratings and developing diplomatic and economic relationships. He also emphasized that this does not harm opportunities for Egyptian students, and attracting international students helps prepare Egyptian university graduates for leadership positions in their home countries. Madbouly pointed out that efforts to develop education and infrastructure have taken time, noting that the number of universities has increased from 50 to 131 since 2014. The focus has been on improving the quality of education while addressing the challenges related to curriculum development and providing qualified faculty.
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