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German studies in Egypt

Studierende lernen Deutsch in Ägypten.

DAAD promotes the academic education of German teachers and lecturers, the international networking of German studies and the strengthening of German as a scientific language.

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Studying German in Egypt

Are you interested in studying German or German studies in Egypt? Here you will find more information on how to do so.

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Tests at the DAAD Regional Office Cairo

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