US EditionEgypt Joins EU's Horizon Europe but Funding Is Not Guaranteed
Egypt gains access to the EU’s €93.5 billion Horizon Europe programme, enhancing research collaboration in climate, digital innovation, and sustainable development, as the continent’s second African member.
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Egypt joins Europe's research club
Association to Horizon Europe grants access to the EU’s 93.5 billion euros science programme. Egypt this week became the second African nation to join Horizon Europe, the EU’s multibillion-euro research and innovation programme. The association grants Egyptian researchers, universities and innovators access to the scheme on terms akin to those enjoyed by EU member states. They may now lead projects, participate in cutting-edge research and benef…
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The European Sting - Critical News & Insights on European Politics, Economy, Foreign Affairs, BusineEgypt becomes second African country to join Horizon Europe
Today, Egypt has officially joined Horizon Europe, becoming the second African country associated to the EU's multibillion-euro research and innovation (R&I) programme. This grants Egyptian researchers, universities, innovators and entities access to all parts of the programme on similar terms to those of EU Member States. It enables them to lead projects, contribute to cutting-edge research, and support national research reforms and institution…
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