Cairo University, under the patronage and in the presence of Dr. Mohamed Elkhosht, President of Cairo University, organized the first session in Egypt for the HSK tests for study and employment in China, in cooperation with the Chinese International Testing Corporation, within the framework of the university’s keenness to deepen its international role and continue supporting aspects of joint cooperation with Chinese universities in Various aspects.

Dr. Mohamed Elkhosht said that Cairo University seeks to be open to all global cultures and civilizations, such as the civilization of China. Therefore, the first session in Egypt for HSK tests for study in China and employment is part of a series of successive cooperation events and events between Cairo University and Chinese universities that include many cooperation protocols. Academic and student exchange between the two sides.

Dr. Mohamed El-Khosht pointed out that this session represents an important event, especially since it witnesses the participation of 22 advanced Chinese universities in various scientific disciplines. It is an opportunity for the two great civilizations of Egypt and China to meet, and to introduce Egyptian students to the country of China, which is highly advanced in various fields, stressing that the large presence For male and female students, it calls for optimism for this generation and reassurance about Egypt’s future.

For his part, the Chinese educational advisor said that the first session of the HSK tests for study in China and employment is a platform for exchanging experiences between Egyptian and Chinese universities, and will also have an effective role in introducing Egyptian youth to the Chinese language, civilization, and the country of China, noting that the last 10 years have witnessed strong relations. The Egyptian-Chinese government has provided many aspects of support and promotion under the auspices of the political leaders of the two countries in many fields in general and the educational and cultural field in particular. An initiative has also been launched to support joint development between Egypt and China entitled “The Green Belt Initiative,” which has witnessed many activities and will witness the establishment of more than 20 representing Egyptian universities by presenting their educational vision in many research fields, in addition to the fact that a large number of Egyptian youth are heading to China, whether to study or work, which contributes to strengthening communication between young people from the Egyptian and Chinese sides, and which may enable Egyptian youth to create a better future.

The Chinese advisor pointed out the spread of teaching the Chinese language in Egypt, which reflects the love of Egyptian students for learning it, stressing that there is a promising future for Egyptian Chinese language learners to work in universities, schools, and Chinese companies present in Egypt, citing the fact that the fourth session of the Egyptian-Chinese Employment Forum was held. During the past few days, Suez Canal University witnessed about 1,300 young participants obtaining job opportunities.