Former Engineer Syndicate leader on Cairo University’s $8M student charge
The statements focused on criticizing Cairo University's decision to collect $8 million from international students in the faculties of medicine and engineering, while condemning the transformation of public education into a revenue source at the expense of Egyptians’ right to free education. Engineer Tarek El Nabraoui emphasized that public universities should prioritize providing knowledge and educational services to Egyptians, not raising money from foreign students. He stressed that public education is a basic right of the nation and a means of social mobility, not an area for investment or trade. Additionally, he warned that reliance on public education is declining under current policies, leading to increased demand for private education and a deterioration in the quality of outstanding graduates.
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