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Medical Intake Risks
The Secretary-General of the Doctors’ Syndicate, Abu Bakr al-Qadi, warned against increasing admissions to medical schools in Egypt without proper safeguards. He stressed that enrolment numbers should be tied to labor-market needs and that students must receive adequate clinical training. He noted that the Syndicate has around 350,000 doctors, yet the health system still faces shortages, partly because doctors are leaving the country due to low salaries—not simply because there are too few graduates. He called for better professional and financial conditions and an improved work environment, warning that inadequate training could undermine doctors’ competence and the reputation of Egyptian medical degrees.
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