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Abu Al-Aynin: President's veto upholds justice
The article focused on the president's objection to Article 25 of the Kean University Law, which provided financial bonuses to students in the military division. Member of Parliament Mohammed Abu El-Enein emphasized that deleting this article promotes the principle of equality among all students and prevents constitutional issues for the university. He also pointed out the need to reconsider the value of university excellence bonuses, which have remained unchanged since the law was enacted in 1975, despite the evolution of the education system, the increase in the number of universities from 6 to over 120, and the development of specializations. The General Committee of the House of Representatives decided to approve the abolition of Article 25 to ensure fairness among students, in coordination with the government to address the consequences of this change, and to complete the necessary legislative procedures to re-draft the law in accordance with constitutional principles.
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