Egypt 2026 Forum Discusses Education Challenges
A session at Egypt 2026 Forum confirmed that the education system in Egypt has achieved significant progress, including an increase in student attendance rates from 15% to 90% within one year, and addressing the teacher shortage of 469,000 by implementing projects to build 150,000 classrooms at a cost exceeding 200 billion Egyptian pounds. It was also announced that the evening shifts in elementary, middle, and high schools will be abolished over the next three years, with a focus on improving the quality of education, developing curricula, and linking them to the labor market and scientific advancements. The discussion highlighted efforts to improve technical education through international partnerships and initiatives to establish modern technological schools, with an emphasis on teaching national identity subjects as part of Egypt’s national security.
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