South Valley University organized under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Abbas Mansour, the university president in cooperation with Okayama University Alumni Association of Japan in Cairo a Symposium on “The Study Opportunities in Japan and grants available in the presence of Japanese Cultural Counselor in Cairo Where Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Khodary, Vice President for postgraduate confirmed that enhancing the opportunities for cooperation with various scientific authorities and research is one of the most important roles in postgraduate sector at the university , adding that there are many graduates of South Valley University who have obtained scholarships in Japan, as we seek to increase the available grants in order to take advantage of the Japanese experience in various fields of scientific research While Cultural Counselor of Japan in Cairo stressed that the Egyptian-Japanese relations are distinct long time ago, where was signed the first agreement in the cultural affairs between the two countries in 1957 , and recently it was opened the Japanese university in Cairo, where the Government of Japan provides all aspects of support for this university , beside the Japanese cultural Counselor offered a presentation of scholarships by the Government of Japan through the Japanese Embassy, which include scholarships for students, graduates and who obtained Master and doctoral degrees. Moreover, Prof. Dr. Jamal Taj Abd Al-Jaber, Dean of Faculty of Engineering and president of Okayama University Alumni Association in Cairo talked about the establishment of this association, which aims to hold many of symposiums in the Egyptian universities for identifying the study opportunities at Okayama University as well as increasing the number of Egyptian students , where (33) Egyptian students were studied in this university , pointing to programs of student exchange between Okayama University and Egyptian universities. The symposium was attended by Prof. Dr. Sayed Taha , Vice President for community services , group of academic staff at the university , and students of various faculties where there was an open dialogue between the Cultural Counselor of Japan and attendances about the Study Opportunities in Japan.