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The article focused on the response of the Engineers Syndicate President, Mohamed Abdel-Ghani, to the statements made by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly regarding engineers' salaries. He clarified that the figures mentioned concerning fresh graduates earning up to 30,000 Egyptian pounds are unrealistic, and that actual salaries typically range between 4,000 and 11,000 pounds depending on the sector, with extremely rare cases reaching those figures. He also reviewed the challenges facing engineers, including lack of employment opportunities, working on a daily contract basis, and the absence of proper job and professional rights. Additionally, there is a need for a dedicated compensation scale, increased allowances for full-time work and risk allowances. Abdel-Ghani pointed out that unemployment rates among engineers reach 20-25%, which reflects a real challenge and underscores the importance of improving their employment and professional conditions. He affirmed that the syndicate will continue working with relevant authorities to find practical solutions that ensure a decent professional life and preserve engineering expertise to contribute to national development.
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