Egypt education costs highlight class gap

Egypt has experienced a significant rise in the costs of non-governmental education, particularly international schools and universities, where some programs' fees reach hundreds of thousands of pounds annually, compared to an average of about 5,000 pounds in public universities. This class disparity is considered one of the negative phenomena that harm social justice, as the wealthy are able to attend prestigious colleges while children from middle and upper classes struggle to afford the costs. This results in a substantial gap in the values and skills of graduates from government and international education. Such disparity raises concerns about the development of social and cultural conflicts, with the potential for increased societal heterogeneity in Egypt in the long term.

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