Egypt and China have taken a new step towards expanding bilateral cultural and educational cooperation following the signing of a joint protocol between the Supreme Council of Culture and the China-Arab Cultural and Tourism Cooperation Research Center.
According to
MENA, a partner of TV BRICS, the agreement was signed by the Head of the Cultural Affairs and Missions Sector, Ashraf Al-Azzazi, as part of broader efforts to reinforce cultural dialogue between the two countries and support Egyptian institutions in widening opportunities for creativity and intercultural exchange.
During the meeting, officials reviewed a number of future initiatives aimed at strengthening cooperation between Egypt and China. Discussions included plans to establish an international model zone integrating industry with vocational education, as well as measures to boost bilateral economic and trade relations.
The event also featured dialogue sessions bringing together academic and executive leaders from both countries to explore mechanisms for expanding joint projects and sharing expertise in culture, education, and sustainable development.