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India and Egypt have unveiled a higher education cooperation plan that includes setting up a joint institution, networking among universities in the two countries and enhancing student and academic mobility. Read more>

In what it described as a “historic” step to boost private higher education, Morocco’s Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Professional Training earlier this month recognized the degrees of eight private universities. Read more>

Data from Times Higher Education‘s World University Rankings reveal the best universities in the Arab World 2017. Read more>

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The Fellowship is offered to women scientists from Science and Technology Lagging Countries (STLCs) to undertake PhD research in the Natural, Engineering and Information Technology sciences at a host institute in the South. Read more>

The similarities of culture and experience, coupled with a common language and history of scientific achievement in Arab countries, make science diplomacy an obvious strategy for combating regional instability. Read more>

The latest Africa Wealth Report highlights the fact that Africa is home to a growing number of super-rich individuals who have the potential to make their mark as African philanthropists. But how close are we to an African equivalent of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation focused on higher education, scientific research …

The “2016 Turkey Migration Report” shows that international students flock to Turkey for higher education. In 2016, visas were issued for 61,116 new students. In that same period an estimated 795,962 foreign students had already been granted visas and were residing in Turkey. Read more>

Education is the key to a better life so they say. Over the year, as people grew up, the slogan has remained more or less the same about education being the master key to greater opportunities in the life of an individual. Read more>