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Official Links Girls' Education to Lower Fertility
Dr. Yasser Gamal, head of the Central Department for Monitoring and Evaluation at the National Population Council, emphasizes that education plays a crucial role in reducing the birth rate. Studies show that educated women, especially those with higher qualifications, have fewer children compared to uneducated women. A recent study revealed that uneducated women have an average of 36 children per 10 women, while educated women have only 26 children, reflecting the impact of education on decreasing fertility rates. Approximately 37 entities, including Al-Azhar, the Endowments Ministry, and the media, are working to raise awareness about family planning as an essential component of national security. They affirm that increasing awareness is the fundamental pillar in addressing population growth.
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