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Land allocated for 6 new schools
The article discusses the Egyptian Council of Ministers' decision in October 2026 to allocate land for the construction of six new schools in various governorates. These projects are based on donations from citizens and free services provided by the state. The schools include Beni Khaled Basic Education School in Sohag, Deir Mawas and Minya Schools, Sheikh Abu Al-Hamad Mahmoud Sleem School in Sohag, Ahmed Adam Official Language School, Intermediate and Higher Secondary School in Beni Suef, and Ali Ismail Secondary School in Sohag. The land allocated ranges from 1,400 to 3,150 square meters, aimed at providing high-quality basic and university education, with donations offered free of charge to educational entities. These decisions come within the framework of the government’s efforts to expand and improve the country’s educational infrastructure.
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