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Brazil and South Africa sign a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in the field of basic education

Brazil and South Africa signed a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in the field of basic education.

BRICS television network reported: International Today, Thursday – The agreement was finalized during a meeting between the Brazilian Minister of Education, Camilo Santana, and the South African Minister of Basic Education, Siphiwe Gwarup, while the agreement confirms the two countries’ commitment to strengthening public education and exchanging the best methods aimed at improving learning outcomes.

The agreement identifies seven main areas of cooperation, including the exchange of teachers and students, vocational training, and childhood development. Early childhood education, and the participation of education management systems… It also supports joint actions to reduce poverty and inequality through learning initiatives.

For his part, the Brazilian Minister of Education described the meeting as fruitful, addressing ways to confront common challenges, and highlighted the importance of early childhood education and literacy… He also stressed that education has a transformative role in promoting equality and advancing national development through policies that combat For racism.

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