On Monday, October 5, 2026, Egyptian Education Minister Mohamed Abdellatif and Gharbeya Governor Dr. Alaa Abdel Maati conducted a school inspection tour in Tanta, Gharbeya Governorate. The visit aimed to monitor the education process and assess its progress. They were accompanied by Dr. Ahmed El-Mohammadi, Assistant Minister for Strategic Planning and Follow-up, and Nasser Ismail, Director of the Gharbeya Education Directorate.
The ministerial delegation visited the Shaheed Mohamed Samir Idris Official Language School and the Japanese School in Tanta. During the visit, Abdellatif and Abdel Maati observed the education process, interacted with students and teachers, and discussed various education-related topics. The minister emphasized the importance of providing a suitable, safe, and attractive learning environment and improving education quality across different school types.
At the Shaheed Mohamed Samir Idris School, the minister and governor inspected classrooms for different educational stages, from kindergarten to secondary school. They engaged in open discussions with students about curricula and attendance. The minister also met with teachers, praising their efforts and acknowledging their pivotal role in implementing education development plans.
The minister discussed with second-year Baccalaureate students their chosen educational paths and listened to their opinions on studying programming. He highlighted the significance of financial culture studies in equipping students with skills to handle life requirements and make informed decisions. The minister emphasized that teacher feedback is crucial for improving the education process.
Abdellatif stressed that the ministry values teachers' input and works to address challenges they face. He noted that education development cannot be achieved without teachers' active participation, as they are closely tied to students and the education process. The minister also mentioned that the new Baccalaureate curricula were developed based on international standards.
The minister and governor also visited the Japanese School in Tanta, observing classes and activities. The governor stated that the visit reflects the state's commitment to monitoring and developing the education system. He added that the governorate coordinates with the Education Ministry to support schools, improve infrastructure, and provide a safe learning environment.
The visit is part of the Education Ministry's efforts to monitor the education system in various governorates and identify areas for improvement. The ministry aims to enhance education quality, achieve educational objectives, and provide students with necessary skills and knowledge. Key aspects of the visit included inspecting schools, interacting with students and teachers, and discussing education-related topics.
Key points
- The Egyptian Education Minister and Governor of Gharbeya inspected schools in Tanta to monitor the education process and assess its progress.
- The minister emphasized the importance of providing a suitable learning environment and improving education quality.
- The visit aimed to identify areas for improvement and enhance education quality in Gharbeya Governorate.
