Engineers Syndicate Releases 19 Decisions on Pensions and Housing

The Engineers' Syndicate issued a series of decisions regarding pension payments, admission criteria for engineering colleges, and the allocation of residential units for its members. It also approved the full payment of suspended and reclaimed pensions, along with an exceptional pension for two years for the daughters of deceased engineers who did not previously apply for a pension due to work or marriage, with the possibility of later adjusting their status. The council fully rejected the registration of high school graduates from the literary branch and the handling of cases involving graduates who do not meet the registration conditions, with legal measures to be taken. It also refused to modify admission criteria for engineering colleges, which currently only accept students with scientific high school certificates or equivalent diplomas. Additionally, the approval was given to offer residential units in October 6 City, award the project for the Engineers' Cemeteries Complex, and allocate gravesites for engineers who are unable to afford them. The decision also included developing the branches’ headquarters, establishing new clubs, and forming a committee to develop the "Practicing Engineer" system for professional development. Furthermore, the syndicate decided to explore enhancing its theater facilities, rent the Actors' Syndicate theater, follow up on the construction projects for the Engineers' Club in New Assiut, approve procedures for launching a shopping mall in the syndicate’s housing project in New Cairo, and to standardize the obtaining of ISO certification across all subordinate syndicates, along with approving the minutes from various meetings.

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