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The article addresses the issue of low salaries among university faculty members in Egyptian universities, especially in private and public institutions, despite the heavy scientific and administrative responsibilities they undertake. Media personality Mohamed Ali Khair pointed out that the salaries of university presidents reach about 22,000 Egyptian pounds per month, an amount that is disproportionate to the size of the tasks and burdens they bear, particularly given the rising cost of living. He also explained that most professors prefer not to speak about their financial conditions out of respect for their academic stature, while the salaries of assistants range between 8,000 and 9,000 pounds, and senior professors earn close to 15,000 pounds. He called for an urgent reevaluation of the salary system and better income for faculty members to ensure fairness and to support their active contribution to the development of higher education in Egypt.
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