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Question on Port Said medical student displacement
Representative Hassan Ammar, a member of the House of Representatives for Port Said Governorate, discussed the crisis caused by poor management of university coordination and admission for this academic year. This mismanagement has led to significant disruptions and financial and economic crises for thousands of students and their families. Criticism highlighted that East Port Said University initially admitted 660 students, then reduced the number to 300 after payment of fees, which left students and their families in confusion and facing future risks. The MP called for immediate measures to re-admit affected students into other faculties with the same fees, and urged for the final numbers to be announced before opening the application process. He also emphasized the importance of reducing the burdens of displacement by supporting university housing. He stressed the need to hold accountable those responsible for contradictory decisions that threaten students' futures, warning that failure to provide immediate solutions could lead to the use of oversight tools and a motion of no confidence.
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