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Ali Abdullah Ahmed* Two years ago, I had the opportunity to visit the Gutenberg Museum in the city of Mainz in southwestern Germany, located on the banks of the Rhine, where Johannes Gutenberg was the man who invented printing in 1450. I started talking to the museum guide who was accompanying us and he said: “Printing changed the world; because it promoted development through the rapid transfer and spread of knowledge, and all this is thanks to you, because you, the Germans, invented the printing press.” He smiled with satisfaction and said: “Yes, printing first changed Europe because it spread science and knowledge, as you said, and then printing changed the rest of the world, but the arrival of the printing press in some parts of the world was delayed for various reasons.” The reason why education developed faster in Europe compared to other countries
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