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Egypt’s Khaled El-Enany Becomes First Arab to Lead UNESCO as Director-General

Egypt’s Khaled El-Enany has been elected Director-General of UNESCO, becoming the first Arab and second African to lead the global cultural organization.

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Egyptian Schools Grapple with ChatGPT Boom Among Students and Teachers

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Egypt to Introduce Artificial Intelligence Curricula in Schools Starting 2025-2026

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The Role of AI in Transforming Education for Egyptian Students

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The Many Faces of Poverty: What Egyptians Are Struggling With Today

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3,462 Student Detainees in Egypt Sit Their Exams in Prison

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Egypt Court Rules in Favor of Cairo University Ban on Niqab-Clad Professors

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Eight-Year-Old Child Cannot Go to School so He Sells His Drawings on the Stairs of a Cairo Metro

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Egypt’s Student Union Controversy Widens Over Disqualification of Member

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Egypt’s President Sisi Establishes Committee to ‘Improve Values, Morals, and Promote Work Ethic’

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Standpoint: Simplifying Career Path Choices in Egypt

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Giza District Launches Campaign Against Students Who Skip School for Coffee and Shisha

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Students Reportedly Forced to Clean Classrooms in Lower Egypt School

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3,462 Student Detainees in Egypt Sit Their Exams in Prison

Egypt Court Rules in Favor of Cairo University Ban on Niqab-Clad Professors

Eight-Year-Old Child Cannot Go to School so He Sells His Drawings on the Stairs of a Cairo Metro

Egypt’s Student Union Controversy Widens Over Disqualification of Member

Egypt’s President Sisi Establishes Committee to ‘Improve Values, Morals, and Promote Work Ethic’

Standpoint: Simplifying Career Path Choices in Egypt

Giza District Launches Campaign Against Students Who Skip School for Coffee and Shisha

Students Reportedly Forced to Clean Classrooms in Lower Egypt School

Illiteracy Rate Among Egyptian Middle Schoolers Spikes to 35 Percent