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Incentive Hike Sparks Row
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly’s decision to increase the quality incentive for faculty members and their assistants at Egyptian universities, institutes, and research bodies sparked controversy. Some professors said the increase did not reflect their workload or sufficiently improve their financial situation. The increase amounts to 1,500 Egyptian pounds for professors, 1,250 for associate professors, 1,000 for lecturers, 750 for assistant lecturers, and 500 for teaching assistants. Half will be funded by the state treasury and the other half from the institutions’ own resources. Professors have called for wages and incentives to be reconsidered in a way that recognizes the nature of academic work and supports scientific research.
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