PM backs expansion of Japanese schools, opens new road in Monufia

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SHIBIN AL-KOUM, Egypt, Sept 30 (MENA) – Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly on Tuesday stressed the importance of expanding Japanese-Egyptian schools nationwide, citing their unique educational model that helps students gain essential skills and knowledge. During a visit to Monufiya governorate, in northern Egypt in the Nile Delta, Madbouly inspected construction work on a new Japanese-Egyptian school in Shibin al-Koum. Education and Technical Education Minister Mohamed Abdel Latif said more schools are being established in coordination with Japanese experts, recently arrived in Egypt, to ensure high-quality implementation of Japan’s educational standards. Later, Madbouly inaugurated a new traffic corridor connecting Shibin al-Koum and Mit Khaqan. The 24-meter-wide road aims to ease congestion at city entrances and boost regional development.