Arab 51��Ƶ Rankings 2024 digital edition

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Arab 51��Ƶ Rankings 2024 digital edition

Some countries of the Arab World are wealthy, which has allowed them to invest in higher education. The result has been strong universities that stood apart from others in the region. But recently a focus on quality has meant other nations are closing the gap

December 4, 2024

THE digital

Source: Sam Chivers

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