Egyptian school year begins amid equipment debate

The new school year in Egypt has begun amid ongoing debate about the readiness of schools' infrastructure. Tours conducted by Minister of Education Mohamed Abdel Latif revealed a disparity in the state of schools—some are well-equipped, while others are in severe disrepair. While the minister praised the organization and preparedness of certain schools, complaints were raised about the conditions in others, including unsafe classrooms and metal ceilings instead of concrete. It is worth noting that approximately 28.9 million students are studying in public schools, with maintenance works being the responsibility of the local governors, supported by the Ministry of Education's Building Authority.

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