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Youth Ministry organizes field visits for Korean delegation

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The Ministry of Youth and Sports organized field visits for the South Korean youth delegation including the Smart Village, Zewail City of Science and Technology, and the Grand Egyptian Museum to introduce the Egyptian experience in technology and scientific research alongside its cultural and historical elements.

The delegation began at the Smart Village to explore information and communications technology institutions and Egypt’s digital transformation visiting the Information Technology Institute and the National Telecommunication Institute to understand their role in developing digital skills and preparing youth for the labor market.

The program included visiting Zewail City of Science and Technology to learn about its role in supporting scientific research, innovation, and developing Egypt’s education system.

The Korean delegation concluded with a tour inside the Grand Egyptian Museum, viewing prominent artifacts embodying ancient Egyptian civilization and exploring modern museum display techniques presenting Egyptian cultural heritage.

These visits fall under the Egyptian-Korean youth exchange program enhancing friendship, cooperation, and cultural exchange between youth from both countries to build bridges of communication.

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