Egypt to Expand Admission for Indonesian Students to Al-Azhar University and Others
Egyptian President El-Sisi expressed readiness to continue accepting thousands of Indonesian students to Al-Azhar University and other Egyptian universities. This agreement, reached during talks with President Prabowo, aims to strengthen educational and cultural cooperation.
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