Wednesday 24/Sep/2025 – 07:49 PM
Dr. Amr Basila, head of the Central Administration for the Development of Technical Education, confirmed that delegations from the leaders of the Ministry of Education are conducting sudden visits to the governorates, in implementation of the directives of Minister Mohamed Abdel -Latif, with the aim of following up the progress of the educational process in the field and listening to the views of teachers and educational departments.
Basila explained during his statements today, that they were in Sharkia Governorate coincided with the minister’s visit to the opening of a school, while the delegation’s task was to follow up the performance inside schools and check on the regularity of the study.
The head of the Central Administration for the Development of Technical Education pointed out that the visits did not monitor the existence of any deficit in the teachers or high student densities in the classes, noting that the evening periods are reduced in most schools, praising the efforts of teachers and directors of educational departments in various governorates.
The Minister of Education stresses the commitment to the application of assessments and the work of the year
Earlier, Mohamed Abdel -Latif, Minister of Education and Technical Education, stressed the importance of adhering to the application of the discipline list with the end of packages, and the commitment to the application of assessments and the work of the year, in a manner that guarantees discipline of the educational process and achieving educational quality.
Mohamed Abdel -Latif conducted an inspection tour of a number of schools in the governorate; To follow the progress of the educational process and the regularity of the study in the classes.
During the tour, the Minister was accompanied by Dr. Ahmed Al -Muhammadi, Assistant Minister for Strategic Planning and Follow -up, and the supervisor of the Central Administration for the Affairs of the Minister’s Office.
During the tour, the minister inspected the school of “Al -Haja Al -Awani Preparatory Girls”, and was keen to lose the classrooms and check on the attendance of the students and their interaction with teachers since the first day.
