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Al-Azhar Law Moves Ahead
The Religious Affairs and Endowments Committee of Egypt’s House of Representatives has given preliminary approval to an amendment to the law reorganizing Al-Azhar. The amendment aims to update the rules for promoting teaching staff and regulate their continued service after reaching retirement age. It requires five years of actual service in the lower-grade position or an equivalent one. Sick leave and childcare leave count toward this period, which is reduced by one year for holders of a master’s degree and by two years for holders of a doctorate. The amendment also allows teachers who reach retirement age during the academic year to remain in service until the year ends. In specializations needed by Al-Azhar institutes, service may be extended for one year at a time, subject to renewal, for no more than three years in total, with their pension rights regulated.
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