Ex-Engineering Syndicate Chief Criticizes Strange Holidays at International Schools
Engineer Tarek El-Nabrawi, former head of the Engineering Syndicate of Egypt, clarified that the decision by Minister of Education Mohamed Abdel_Latif to prevent foreign schools in Egypt from celebrating Western, non-religious holidays and occasions is a sound decision aimed at protecting national values and identity from cultural shocks. Despite opposition from some figures, he emphasized that such celebrations impose financial burdens on parents and conflict with societal values. Cancelling these celebrations restores order and strengthens social cohesion, religious and moral education. This decision is considered an important step in regulating the content of international schools on Egyptian soil, despite the criticisms.
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