Egypt signs agreement with Microsoft for unified student-teacher platform
The Egyptian Ministry of Education and Technical Education and Microsoft revealed a new partnership agreement that promotes continuous learning under current circumstances while preserving the safety of all educational system members. Through this partnership, Microsoft will establish a digital educational environment and activate e-services accounts for the entire ministry. It will further provide accessibility and equip educators and students with solutions like Office 365 apps. The automated system for extracting accounts will be implemented in an easy and safe manner for more than 20 million students and more than 1 million teachers in cooperation with Microsoft and its software development business partner Cairo Codes and BlueCloud to design the website with modern methods.
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