The Egyptian-Japanese University for Science and Technology recently celebrated the graduation of its 2025 and 2026 batches. University President Dr. Ahmed Al-Sabagh emphasized that this milestone is a culmination of years of hard work, showcasing the success of the university's comprehensive model. This model combines academic excellence, practical application, scientific research, and innovation, producing highly qualified graduates capable of competing in the job market.
Dr. Al-Sabagh highlighted that the graduates represent a new generation of cadres equipped to handle rapid technological advancements and artificial intelligence. They are also poised to contribute effectively to supporting sustainable development plans and building a knowledge-based economy. The university's educational model, built on Egyptian-Japanese partnership and expertise, focuses on producing graduates with not only scientific knowledge and professional skills but also values of discipline, teamwork, and social responsibility.
The graduation ceremony was attended by prominent figures, including Alexandria Governor Eng. Ayman Attia, former Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Dr. Hani Helal, Japanese Ambassador to Egypt Iwao Fumio, Kenyan Ambassador to Egypt Frederick Otieno Otta, and Malawian Ambassador to Egypt Katarina Norrgren Konje. The event also drew various executive, diplomatic, and academic leaders, as well as representatives from economic and research institutions, and families of the graduates.
According to Dr. Al-Sabagh, the university remains committed to developing educational and research programs and enhancing academic and industrial partnerships between Egypt and Japan. This aims to ensure that future generations can face challenges and create practical solutions serving society. The university's goal is to equip students with a strong foundation for their scientific and professional careers.
Dr. Al-Sabagh expressed his pride in the graduates, stating that they are ambassadors of their university and active partners in shaping Egypt's future. He wished them continued success in their academic and professional pursuits, emphasizing that their acquired knowledge and skills form the basis for their future contributions to their country.
The Egyptian-Japanese University for Science and Technology was established to foster cooperation between Egypt and Japan in education and research. The university offers various undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fields such as engineering, science, and technology. Its strategic location in Alexandria provides students with access to a diverse range of academic and professional opportunities.
As the graduates embark on their future endeavors, they carry with them the values and skills instilled by the Egyptian-Japanese University. With a strong foundation in science, technology, and innovation, they are poised to make meaningful contributions to Egypt's development and growth. The university's continued focus on partnerships and academic excellence will undoubtedly empower future generations of students.
Key points
- The Egyptian-Japanese University for Science and Technology emphasizes producing graduates with a strong foundation in science, technology, and innovation.
- The university's educational model combines academic excellence, practical application, scientific research, and innovation.
- The graduates are equipped to handle rapid technological advancements and artificial intelligence, and contribute to sustainable development plans.
