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Abdul Latif: Education Quality Still Prioritized
The Ministry of Education confirms that the education system aims to achieve high-quality education while removing barriers caused by overcrowded classrooms, which previously exceeded 50 students. The number of students per classroom has been reduced accordingly, and attendance rates have risen to over 90%. An investment of 250 billion Egyptian pounds has been made over the past ten years to improve infrastructure and decrease class sizes to 40-45 students. Additionally, curricula for English, Mathematics, and Arabic have been reviewed in collaboration with international organizations. The new Baccalaureate system has also been launched, offering diverse pathways for students and reducing psychological pressures. The goal is to prepare qualified graduates capable of competing internationally and to provide an education that meets the demands of the job market and the future.
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