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Minister of Education: 150,000 Classrooms Built in 10 Years
The article focused on the efforts of the Egyptian Ministry of Education and Technical Education to expand educational infrastructure over the past ten years. Approximately 150,000 classrooms have been constructed at a cost of between 150 and 200 billion pounds, aiming to end the crisis of high class sizes. It highlighted the importance of reducing student density to below 45, then 40 students, to improve the learning environment and quality. The emphasis was on developing curricula, integrating technology, and qualifying teachers to meet future needs. Additionally, a session at the Egypt 2026 Forum reviewed the transformations in pre-university education, from expansion to enhancing learning quality and building students' future skills.
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