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Parliament debates Arabic and History inclusion
Representative Saleh Abdel Moneim Ragheb has submitted a query to the Minister of Education regarding the decision to add Arabic Language and History as two compulsory subjects within the total score for students in international schools, which is used to determine university admissions in Egypt. This results in a sudden change in the admission rules, causing harm to students holding international certificates and increasing their academic and financial burdens, especially for students studying abroad. Such a move threatens their stability and university future. The deputy has requested that the implementation of this decision be limited to new cohorts and not be applied retroactively to current students, in order to ensure fairness and equal opportunities.
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