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At the Egypt 2026 Forum, the Education session was dedicated to discussing the key challenges facing Egypt's education system. The focus was on the rising student attendance rates, which increased from 15% to nearly 90% over two years, as well as the issue of teacher shortages, which reached approximately 469,000 educators. It was announced that 150,000 classrooms would be established over ten years at a cost exceeding 200 billion Egyptian pounds to improve infrastructure and reduce class sizes. The discussions emphasized the importance of developing curricula, supporting vocational education, and reforming the Egyptian baccalaureate system to lessen the pressure on students. There was also a strong emphasis on enhancing the teaching of national identity subjects, particularly Arabic language and Egyptian history, in international schools to preserve national identity and national security. The session highlighted the importance of improving education quality, making better use of classroom time, ongoing student assessments, and developing curricula content to align with labor market needs and scientific advancements.
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