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Dr. Mohamed Abou El-Ghar, writer, politician, and professor of medicine at Cairo University, stated that the middle class in Egypt has been experiencing significant contraction in recent years, with a warning that it may disappear entirely. He explained that the primary economic factor behind this decline is inflation, which has led to a deterioration in household income levels. Families are now burdened with high expenses such as private tutoring, transportation, and food. He noted that only a small segment of professionals, doctors, and engineers have managed to move up to the upper class, while the majority have faced shrinkage. This trend poses a threat to the historic role of the middle class in Egypt's cultural and scientific renaissance.
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