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Fake certificates and job claims lead to Giza center closure
The article highlights the shutdown of a fake educational center in Giza Governorate that was accused of fraud and deception against citizens by providing forged diplomas, claiming to prepare them for the job market in exchange for financial payments. Security authorities managed to apprehend the responsible manager, who admitted to committing the crime in cooperation with the center’s owner. The operations involved the use of a number of forged documents and stamps. It was reported that the illegal profits amounted to approximately 130 million Egyptian pounds. The scammers aimed to exploit citizens’ desire to obtain certificates and employ them unlawfully, reflecting the urgent need to address such crimes that cause significant financial losses and damage the reputation of educational institutions.
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