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Doctors Syndicate to decide on 50% student enrollment
The Egyptian Doctors' Syndicate is preparing to hold its General Assembly on October 23rd to discuss two main issues: the first concerns the admission criteria for medical colleges. The syndicate will approve recommendations to curb the arbitrary expansion of new colleges, link the establishment of university hospitals to the practical training of students, and set a minimum admission rate for private and non-governmental colleges of no less than five percent below the minimum for government colleges in order to protect the quality of education. The second issue relates to the regulation of doctors' media appearances. The assembly will consider approving rules to coordinate with the Supreme Media Council. Additionally, it will review financial and administrative reports and determine budgets for the coming years.
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