Amira Al-Adli discusses STEM students' issues
The file regarding the crisis in the coordination process for students of the Talented Students in Science and Technology (STEM) schools has been opened. MP Omira El-Adly expressed her concern over the discrepancy in the rules applied when registering preferences, in comparison to Ministerial Resolution No. 1522 of 2026, which stipulated that STEM school graduates should be exempt from the geographical distribution rules and should be allocated a flexible percentage for them. She confirmed that the crisis does not stem from a decline in the announced rules but rather from improper implementation of these decisions, which has led to complaints from students and their parents. She called for clear legal guidelines to be applied, for any contradictions between decisions to be resolved, and for students not to bear the consequences of administrative disagreements. Additionally, she emphasized the need to officially announce new rules to maintain stability in the specialized education system and ensure fairness for students.
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