Admin Authority Enforces Degree Equivalency
The Supreme Administrative Court of the State Council in Egypt ruled to annul the decision refusing to equate two diplomas obtained by a graduate of health institutes to the bachelor's degree in applied sciences. The court confirmed that judicial rulings ordering the cancellation of administrative decisions have absolute authority and must be enforced by the administrative authority. It emphasized that the authority cannot invoke subsequent legislative or regulatory amendments that hinder enforcement. The case was upheld after the court had previously issued a ruling to annul the negative decision. With these rulings becoming final and binding, it is now established that the two diplomas from the health institutes obtained by the plaintiff are equivalent to a bachelor's degree, provided that she fulfilled the graduation requirements set by the Supreme Council of Universities. The court also ordered the administrative authority to bear the costs.
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