Parliament's first step after fake school loans
The article focused on the incident involving the chairman of the board of a international school in New Cairo, who was accused of using parents’ data to obtain credit facilities worth up to 321 million Egyptian pounds, without their knowledge or consent. Deputy Ashraf Amin questioned the mechanisms in place for overseeing financial and educational transactions, calling for the establishment of a unified electronic system to ensure that owners of data approve any financial commitments beforehand, thereby providing greater protection for citizens’ data and preventing the recurrence of such incidents.
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