Monday 07/July/2025 – 12:50 PM
Mohamed Abdel -Latif, Minister of Education and Technical Education, participated in the plenary session of the House of Representatives, headed by Counselor Hanafi Jabali, Speaker of the House of Representatives, which was devoted to discussing the articles of the draft amendment of the Education Law; This is within the framework of the state’s keenness to develop the educational system in line with the targets of the new Republic.
At the beginning of his speech, Minister Mohamed Abdel -Latif extended his sincere thanks and appreciation to the esteemed House of Representatives, for the responsibility it holds, and the unprecedented support he provided to the state in all its institutions, and the legislation he sought to expand the pillars of democracy, higher values, rights and freedoms, and support the future and hopes of citizens.
The Minister of Education said: “I stand today in front of your distinguished council to complete together the steps we started in a project to reform for us all in a common interest and hope for us to overcome all the challenges facing the educational process, which you have previously honored by presenting it to your council last October, and pledged before you to do a lot in order to overcome these challenges, and through the urgent interventions and procedures that the ministry has led to many positive changes and procedures that led to many positive changes and procedures that led to many positive changes Thanks to God and His success.
The minister pointed out that the draft amendments to the Education Law carries some legislation that represents a real and deep reform step, and reflects the government’s keenness to develop the education system in a way that achieves the interest of the student and the Egyptian family, reduces the burden and suffering from their shoulders, and increases the opportunities that may help our students to achieve their desires to join colleges that enable them to catch up with the rapid variables that have occurred in the labor market.
The minister pointed out that the awareness of the Egyptian families has reached these changes with an unprecedented depth, as I realized that it is inevitable to choose the quality of education that enhances the skills and capabilities of their children, and promises them to a future full of competitiveness in various fields.
The Minister affirmed that the development of the Egyptian baccalaureate system and stipulated in the draft law before you is a milestone in the history of Egyptian education that may exceed us from the challenges imposed by the high school system in its current form, and the physical and moral burden it represents on every Egyptian family, noting that the approval of this system as an optional alternative system for the high school system will constitute a real opportunity for all our students to achieve their aspirations through what It provides multiple opportunities, and its flexibility that allows the expansion of the fields of selection and joining colleges.
The Minister of Education also emphasized that the ministry is in all its amendments to legislation to the law – the approval of the forty -five years has passed – is committed to achieving the principles of equal opportunities and transparency, and all that was stated in the texts of the constitution for pre -university education, reassuring what was agreed upon between the government and the esteemed council, and that the Ministry’s efforts in these amendments are seeking towards one goal that is the interest of our students And their families, in the hope of reaching an educational system that keeps pace with the times, makes the difference, establishes values, and enhances confidence in the state and its institutions.
At the end of his speech, the minister expressed his thanks and appreciation to this distinguished council, headed by Mr. Galilee Chancellor Hanafi Jabali, asking God Almighty to help us all for the good and righteousness of this country.
