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Education Minister on Arabic Assessments
This article focused on statements made by the Egyptian Minister of Education and Technical Education during the Egypt 2026 Forum. He indicated that the education system has faced significant challenges for more than 30 years, and that the government is working towards important goals, including increasing attendance rates to 96%, reducing class sizes to fewer than 50 students, and filling the gaps in teacher staffing across all subjects. The minister clarified that continuous student assessments, such as weekly and monthly exams, will remain unchanged. He also confirmed that curriculum development involves 160 curricula at no additional cost, with the government committed to maintaining the teaching of Arabic language, religious education, and history in international schools. Additionally, he pointed out the completion dates for evening school sessions and announced expansion plans for applied technology schools, which aim to link technical education closely with labor market requirements. There is also a plan to develop 1,200 schools according to international standards, all with the goal of improving the quality of education and strengthening national identity.
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