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Mohamed Abu El-Ghar rejects Brotherhood's university independence movement
The article focused on Dr. Mohamed Abu El-Ghar's efforts in founding the "March 9th Group for the Independence of Universities" in 2003, which aims to protect the independence of Egyptian universities from political and security interventions. It clarified that the group consists of faculty members from various universities and was primarily focused on resisting interference in appointments, curricula, and scientific theses, without involving students or non-academic individuals. The group successfully organized protest events, such as a sit-in in front of Cairo University with about 700 professors attending, and won two legal cases before the State Council. However, it ceased activities after the January 25 Revolution. Abu El-Ghar pointed out that the Muslim Brotherhood attempted to include some of its members, but the group refused to maintain its independence. He emphasized that the group's focus was on improving university conditions and halting attempts to seize control, stressing that its activities were not political in nature.
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