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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly followed up on the implementation of recommendations from the Egypt 2026 Education Forum. The government announced a phased plan to raise teachers’ minimum income to 15,000 Egyptian pounds within two years—an increase of between 5,000 and 6,000 pounds. Madbouly also called for an urgent meeting to complete proposals for improving the incomes of university faculty members. The plans include upgrading 600 technical schools in partnership with the private sector; expanding the number of Egyptian-Japanese schools from 103 to 500 over three years; allocating land for 400 new schools; and upgrading special education schools within two years. In higher education, the government aims to provide 1,000 scholarships in Egypt and 100 abroad each year, establish 14 national universities over three years, and launch the “State of Innovation” initiative, with funding of 500 million pounds over three years.
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