Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Ayman Ashour, recently made an exciting announcement regarding the classification of Egyptian universities in the Arab ranking. Out of a total of 115 universities included in the first edition of the Arab classification, 28 Egyptian universities have made the prestigious list.
This accomplishment can be attributed to the efforts made by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in implementing the directives of the political leadership to enhance the rankings of Egypt’s educational institutions globally. The application of the principle of international reference, as part of the national strategy for higher education and scientific research launched by the ministry, has played a crucial role in this achievement.
Leading the pack among the Egyptian universities is Cairo University, securing the top spot locally and ranking second in the Arab world. Other notable institutions include Ain Shams University, Mansoura University, Alexandria University, and Zagazig University, among others.
The Arab classification of Arab universities is based on various indicators, including the quality of teaching and learning, the excellence of faculty members, scientific research, leadership and innovation, international cooperation, and community service. The selection process was conducted with precision and objectivity, ensuring a fair evaluation of each university’s performance.
Egypt’s remarkable progress in the Arab classification can be attributed to the increased focus on scientific research and the encouragement of researchers to publish their work. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research aims to develop a generation of researchers capable of producing meaningful scientific research, aligning with Egypt’s vision for sustainable development by 2030.
The Arab classification of Arab universities is a collaborative effort between the Association of Arab Universities, the League of Arab States, the Arab Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization, and the Union of Arab Scientific Research Councils. Its objective is to showcase the excellence and impact of Arab universities and promote collaboration and knowledge exchange among institutions in the region.
This achievement highlights Egypt’s commitment to enhancing the quality of higher education and scientific research. The inclusion of 28 universities in the Arab ranking reflects the progress made by Egypt in the field of education and positions the country as a leader in the Arab world.
As Egypt continues to prioritize scientific research and invest in the development of its educational institutions, we can expect further advancements in the rankings and global recognition for the country’s universities. This newfound recognition will attract more students and researchers, fostering innovation and contributing to the overall growth and development of Egypt’s higher education sector.
In conclusion, the classification of Egyptian universities in the Arab ranking is a testament to the dedication and hard work of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. Egypt’s commitment to enhancing the quality of higher education and scientific research will undoubtedly contribute to the country’s growth and development on a global scale.