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Abla Salama Questions Education Minister's Role in International Schools
The article discusses media personality Abla Salama's criticism of Education Minister Mohamed Abdel Lattif's decision to include Arabic and History as combined subjects in the international certificates, as well as to cancel celebrations for events that do not align with Egyptian culture in international schools. She emphasized that the issues facing public education, such as lack of schools and teachers, and poor quality, require more than 50 years of reform. She also argued that focusing on international schools is unjustified, as parents tend to prefer public education, which is currently facing many challenges, despite the fact that foreign students residing in Egypt attend these schools—a natural choice for foreign communities.
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