Mohamed Abdel Latif
Known locally as the Thanaweya Amma, the examinations are one of the most significant milestones in Egypt's education system.
A total of 728,892 students, both boys and girls, participated in the Thanaweya Amma exams this year, out of 785,099 students enrolled in both systems. Of this total, 574,347 students passed.
Sisi stressed the state’s focus on developing the human element within the educational system, through precise selection and qualification processes that ensure the highest levels of objectivity and efficiency, positively impacting the quality of education.
Students from kindergarten to the third year of secondary school returned to their classrooms after a well-deserved break.
A statement by the Presidency commended these schools’ reliance on curricula designed in line with the latest global standards.
Abdel Latif underscored a Friday directive stipulating that all schools in Egypt offering international high school certificates must incorporate the teaching of Arabic and history as essential components contributing to students' overall grades
Students in international school systems will study Arabic, history, and religion from Grade 10 until their final grades
These changes will come into effect at the onset of the new academic year 2024/2025, commencing on September 21
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and Minister of Education Mohamed Abdel Latif will address challenges within pre-university education.
This year, a total of 745,086 students have enrolled in Thanaweya Amma
Antiquities Minister Khaled El Anani chaired on Tuesday the first meeting of the ministerial committee to develop Rosetta city to put it on the global tourism map.
