The Minister of Education and his Japanese counterpart are inspecting the Swedish International School for Applied Technology and Software
To complete its first official visit to Egypt, and in the context of enhancing cooperation between Egypt and Japan in the pre -university education sector, Mohamed Abdel -Latif, Minister of Education and Technical Education, accompanied by Abe Toshiko, Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and Mr. Iyay Fumio, Japan’s Ambassador to the Arab Republic of Egypt, accompanied by the Swedish International School for Applied Technology and Soft The Japanese Minister of Education for a number of educational institutions in Egypt. The international and the agreements, and Professor Amira Awad, the ministry coordinator for international relations, and the engineer Zainab Al -Suwaidi, the executive supervisor of the school. In partnership with the private sector. Local and international work. For her part, Mrs. Abe Toshiko, Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, praised the advanced level in Egyptian technical education and the system of applied technology schools, stressing that the Japanese -Egyptian partnership in this field represents a promising opportunity to enhance human capabilities, transfer experiences, qualify graduates of these schools to work in major international companies, and build a generation capable of creativity and innovation in technological sectors And industrial. In practice, through programs that prepare them to compete in the labor market. International. The conclusion of the visit, the Japanese Minister expressed her sincere appreciation for the warm reception, and her great admiration for the level of distinguished students and the projects offered, praising the spirit of scientific innovation and practical application that touched it during the visit
