The following is what has happened in economics, politics, culture, science, and education in the BRICS countries.

In terms of industrial and agricultural products, Egypt is the biggest trading partner, with trade reaching nearly ... months ago to build 100 new German schools by the Egyptian private sector ...

These schools will help build a highly skilled workforce capable of managing Egypt’s water systems with cutting-edge technology: minister ...

Egypt and Germany sign a $134 million agreement to support education and wind energy projects €32 million will fund 25 Centers of Excellence and applied technology schools Total value of debt swap ...

Vocational schools will now use a lottery system for admissions across Massachusetts, following a state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education vote altering the long-controversial admissions ...

Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation ... Egypt. Alumna of The University of Edinburgh and Durham University. Nermine Mounir, co-founder and director of Misriyati LLC, is an alumnus of the ...

The state’s popular trade schools could soon be required to distribute their scarce seats by lottery, after years of criticism from advocates who argue the schools’ selective admissions ...

The adjustment reflects the company's solid earnings per share (EPS) performance in the first quarter of fiscal year 2025 (F1Q25), driven by a substantial irrigation project in Egypt and robust ...

(MENAFN- Daily News Egypt) Egypt's Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Hani Sweilem, met with Stefan Gumpert, Director of the World bank Office in Egypt, and his accompanying delegation ...

Tom Noh is the CMO at Atomic Enrollment, a leading growth firm trusted by the largest trade schools across North America. As the demand for skilled labor in industries like healthcare ...

farmers’ field schools, and irrigation improvements. The preparations for the 7th Cairo Water Week and Japan’s expected participation with a delegation were discussed. Sweilem emphasized the strong ...

It seemed inevitable, then, that Perkins — the great-grandson, grandson, and son of tradespeople — would attend his local vocational school when he reached the ninth grade. But that never ...