Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Egyptian Expatriates Badr Abdelatty has commended the Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology (E-JUST) as a pivotal element in the educational cooperation between Egypt and Japan. In a recorded video address at the university's graduation ceremony in Alexandria, Abdelatty highlighted the institution's role in fostering skilled professionals, transferring modern technology, and enhancing educational and scientific ties between the two nations.
The ceremony, which marked the graduation of E-JUST's 2025 and 2026 classes, was attended by notable figures including Alexandria Governor Ayman Attia, Japanese Ambassador to Egypt Iwai Fumio, and ambassadors from Kenya and Malawi. Abdelatty emphasized the significance of education in Egypt-Japan relations, noting the collaborative efforts to establish over 100 Japanese schools in Egypt. He expressed gratitude to Japan for its support in educational cooperation and praised E-JUST for offering postgraduate scholarships to students from African countries.
President of Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology, Ahmed el Sabbagh, outlined the university's objectives, which include preparing graduates for the evolving landscape of technology, artificial intelligence, and the knowledge economy. El Sabbagh also mentioned the university's continuous efforts to develop its academic and research programs, as well as expand its cooperation with academic and industrial institutions in both Egypt and Japan.
Minister Abdelatty congratulated the graduates, stating that their knowledge and technological skills would significantly contribute to Egypt's development. The university's focus on providing students with cutting-edge skills and knowledge is expected to have a positive impact on the country's growth and progress. Abdelatty's remarks underscored the importance of educational cooperation between Egypt and Japan.
The Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology has become a flagship institution for bilateral cooperation between the two countries. Since its inception, E-JUST has been working to bridge the gap between academic and industrial requirements, providing students with hands-on experience and exposure to modern technologies. The university's achievements have been recognized as a testament to the strong partnership between Egypt and Japan.
The graduation ceremony served as a platform for celebrating the achievements of the graduating class and reaffirming the commitment to educational cooperation between Egypt and Japan. The presence of high-ranking officials from both countries highlighted the significance of this partnership and its potential to shape the future of education and technology in the region.
As E-JUST continues to evolve and expand its programs, it is expected to play an increasingly important role in shaping the next generation of leaders and innovators in Egypt and beyond. With its focus on academic excellence, research, and industry partnerships, the university is well-positioned to make a lasting impact on the educational landscape in the Middle East and Africa.
Key points
- Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology has become a central part of educational cooperation between Egypt and Japan.
- The university provides postgraduate scholarships to students from African countries.
- E-JUST focuses on preparing graduates for changes in technology, artificial intelligence, and the knowledge economy.
