Africazine:
Over 20 million Egyptian students have made history in the Arab Reading Challenge.
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum praised the remarkable participation of 20,545,886 students from Egypt in the 10th Arab Reading Challenge. This impressive figure is part of a total of 40.2 million students participating from across the Arab world.
Egypt’s Record Participation in Reading Challenge
The Arab Reading Challenge has seen unprecedented engagement this year, with Egypt contributing significantly to the overall numbers. Approximately half of the total participants are from Egyptian schools, including those under the Ministry of Education and Al-Azhar Al-Sharif.
Among the participants, 41,168 are People of Determination, showcasing the inclusive nature of this educational initiative. The students come from 40,468 schools and are guided by 50,315 teachers, highlighting the extensive support for literacy and education in the country.
Egypt: Key figures on Arab Reading Challenge
- 20,545,886 students participating from Egypt
- 40.2 million total students participating
- 41,168 People of Determination participating
- 40,468 schools involved
- 50,315 teachers supervising
Looking Ahead to the Competition in Dubai
Sheikh Mohammed expressed excitement about Egypt’s participation in the upcoming competition in Dubai this October. More than 60 countries are expected to join, making it a significant event for cultural exchange and educational celebration.
This initiative not only promotes reading but also fosters a sense of community among participating nations.
Next Steps for the Arab Reading Challenge
- Egypt will participate in the competition in Dubai in October.
- More than 60 countries will join the event.
Egypt’s commitment to education shines through its record-breaking participation in the Arab Reading Challenge.
