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Egyptians exempted from Kuwait teacher layoffs
Kuwait announced a plan to reorganize the educational structure and reduce the surplus of teachers in public schools. Studies revealed that there are approximately 33,268 excess teachers in government educational institutions. The measures focus on addressing this surplus to decrease the annual expenditure estimated at 42 million Kuwaiti dinars. It has also been confirmed that the decision applies only to teachers in the public sector and does not include staff working in private schools. In this sector, about 6,527 Egyptians are employed, representing 44% of the total Arab teachers in Kuwait. The decision will affect teachers in the public sector who have not been notified of contract termination. Kuwait's goal is to align teacher numbers with actual needs and reduce costs, while excluding staff in private schools to ensure the continuity of education.
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