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PM Tracks Forum Outcomes
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly followed up on the implementation of the Egypt Forum 2026 recommendations on education. He directed that a meeting between the ministers of finance and higher education be held promptly to finalize plans to improve university faculty pay and provide the land needed to establish 400 Egyptian-Japanese schools. The plan includes raising teachers’ minimum income to EGP 15,000 within two years, upgrading 600 technical schools, increasing the number of Egyptian-Japanese schools from 103 to 500 within three years, and gradually phasing out evening shifts by 2029. In higher education, the government aims to provide 1,100 scholarships annually, establish 14 national universities within three years, and expand technological universities. The “State of Innovation” initiative also includes a financing and investment portfolio worth EGP 500 million over three years, alongside plans to upgrade all special education schools within two years.
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