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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said the government is carrying out directives to develop education and improve the conditions of teachers and university faculty members. He called for an urgent meeting between the ministers of finance and higher education to agree on a final plan for improving academics’ incomes. The education minister said a phased plan would raise teachers’ minimum income to EGP 15,000 within two years. It also includes upgrading 600 technical schools, expanding the number of Egyptian-Japanese schools from 103 to 500 within three years, and developing special education schools within two years. The plans also provide for 1,000 scholarships in Egypt and 100 abroad each year, the establishment of 14 national universities within three years, and the launch of the “State of Innovation” initiative, backed by a financing and investment portfolio of EGP 500 million over the same period. The government also aims to eliminate evening shifts in primary schools by 2027, in preparatory schools by 2028, and in secondary schools by 2029.
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