Ministry of Education

Field visits by Education Minister Mohamed Abdel Latif may help improve schools and offer a practical message of discipline, provided the element of surprise is maintained. Read more about When the Minister Visits the Field, Does a Message of Discipline Reach Every School?

An examination of whether regulations banning the sale of unhealthy products in school canteens are effectively enforced or merely exist on paper. Read more about School Canteens: For Health or Profit?

Honoring young student Mayar Osman as a reading ambassador is a commendable step, but experts argue that recognizing talent must be followed by long-term nurturing programs. Read more about Mayar as Reading Ambassador: Is It Enough to Honor Talent, or Should We Nurture and Cultivate It?

Recent developments in Egypt point to a serious state effort to improve teachers' salaries and status. Institutional coordination and step-by-step reforms signal a genuine commitment to supporting educators. Read more about When Teachers Regain Their Standing: Has the Time for True Justice Begun?

The tragic death of a young schoolgirl serves as a reminder of the urgent need for proper first aid and health safety measures in schools. Read more about The Passing of Jwairiya: A Quiet Alarm Bell

A mother questions the absence of parents, students, and teachers from the Egypt Forum, stressing that education cannot be managed from the podium alone. Read more about Where Are Egypt's Parents from Egypt Forum?

A discussion on the skills gap in technical education and how bridging it is vital for the future of Egypt's industry and investment. Read more about Will We Find No One to Employ? An Alarm Bell We Must Heed Before It Is Too Late

Protecting children inside schools is an urgent responsibility that requires strict oversight, surveillance, and strong cooperation between families and educational institutions. Read more about Are School Walls Enough to Protect Our Children?