The EU and Egypt are diving into talks that could open doors for research innovation like never before!
In a groundbreaking development, the European Union (EU) and Egypt have embarked on formal talks regarding Egypt's potential association with the Horizon Europe research and innovation funding programme. This initiative aims to strengthen the relationship between the two entities, fostering collaboration and boosting Egypt’s position on the global research stage. The Horizon Europe programme is well-known for supporting cutting-edge research projects and innovative solutions across various sectors.
Under this new partnership, Egypt stands to gain substantial support for its research initiatives, helping to propel its scientists and innovators into the international arena. This collaboration could lead to improved funding opportunities for Egyptian researchers, allowing them to address pressing local challenges while also contributing to global scientific advancements. The prospects of joint research ventures, sharing of knowledge, and access to advanced technologies are all on the horizon, painting a promising future for Egyptian research.
However, the atmosphere in Egypt is not without its challenges. Global concern has been raised regarding the detention of journalist Ahmed Bayoumi, who was forcibly taken from his home by security forces on September 16. His disappearance raises serious issues around press freedom and human rights in the country. The case has brought attention to the complex dynamics that exist between the government, media, and society in Egypt, reminding us that progress in innovation should go hand-in-hand with a respect for fundamental human rights and freedoms.
As Egypt and the EU navigate this promising new partnership, it’s essential for both to ensure an environment where free thought and expression thrive alongside innovation. The dual focus on scientific advancement and human rights could significantly enhance Egypt’s influence within the academic community and beyond.
Did you know that Horizon Europe has a budget of approximately €95.5 billion for the years 2021-2027? This funding could massively transform countries like Egypt! Additionally, Egypt is home to some of the world’s most ancient research institutions, like Al-Azhar University, which dates back to 970 AD and plays a pivotal role in global education today!
The EU and Egypt have started formal talks on the country associating to the bloc's Horizon Europe research and innovation funding programme. If the talks are ...
Journalist Ahmed Bayoumi was forcibly taken from his home in Giza by security forces on 16 September - since when his whereabouts remain unknown.
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