All posts tagged "education"

In many parts of the world, educational equity remains a pressing issue. Poverty often hinders educational opportunities...

Editor’s note: This article has been updated to remove any suggestion that the London School of Economics...

On the occasion of National Science Day in Egypt, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi acknowledged the...

Egypt’s Minister of Tourism discussed with her counterpart, the Minister of Education, the introduction of a “tourism...

One of the benefits of living in a city is the centralized access it permits to a...

Many people are probably familiar with the line “children are the future” from the song ‘Greatest Love...

Back in February 2019, the Egyptian government announced its plan to build eight international universities in the...

Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) boasts many success stories, and recently highlighted the work of the...

As a result of a system malfunction in the new examination tablets, 600,000 Egyptian students in secondary...

On Friday night, American rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers performed a concert for more than 10,000...

An initiative by Egyptian businessman Mohamed Shafik Gabr continues to attract a wave of interest for its...

Upper Egypt’s Aswan has been named one of the ten cities that showed “exemplary progress and commitment...

For years, Egypt’s educational system has been criticized for its shortcomings and for the unhealthy, unrealistic expectations...

To truly transform and innovate education in Egypt and the Arab world, two things must be done....

While there are countless projects being done in Cairo and other cities in Egypt to help young...

“Nine years ago, my best friend committed suicide from bullying,” Mostafa Ashraf, founder of Advice Seekers, says...

According to a 2018 report by Edarabia, schooling fees in Cairo for private education can amount to...