Egyptian authorities are taking steps to improve the quality of education in Minya governorate. Recently, Taha Hussein Abdel Fattah, head of Matay city and center in Minya, held a meeting with local education officials to discuss ways to enhance the education process and address existing challenges. The meeting was attended by Hani Salah, director of Matay's education administration, and directors of basic and secondary schools.
The meeting was held in line with directives from Minya Governor Emad Kdwani to ensure continued coordination between local units and education administrations. The goal is to monitor the regularity of the education process and work to overcome challenges that may hinder the provision of excellent education to students. Abdel Fattah emphasized the importance of cooperation between local authorities and education administrations to develop the education system.
During the meeting, Abdel Fattah stressed the need to identify unused buildings and facilities owned by the Ministry of Education and work on upgrading and re-utilizing them to meet education needs. He also highlighted the importance of achieving discipline within schools and noted that a smooth education process and commitment to roles and responsibilities by all parties directly impact students' performance and the quality of education.
The meeting also addressed the issue of reducing reliance on schools operating on a two-shift system. Officials aim to optimize the use of available schools and education facilities. This requires a comprehensive vision that includes expansions and utilizing school buildings efficiently. Abdel Fattah emphasized the importance of intensifying on-site monitoring of schools by education leaders.
On-site monitoring helps identify problems early and enables prompt action to address them. Abdel Fattah assured that the local unit will continue to coordinate with the education administration and provide support to the education system. The authorities will also work with relevant parties to remove any obstacles facing education projects and maximize the use of available land and buildings.
The meeting concluded with an emphasis on sustained collaboration between executive bodies and education leaders to provide a disciplined and safe learning environment. This will support efforts to improve education quality and enhance services provided to students. The authorities are committed to working together to address challenges and provide high-quality education.
Key stakeholders are working together to develop the education system in Minya. The governorate aims to provide excellent education services to its students. By addressing existing challenges and implementing new strategies, the authorities hope to improve education quality and outcomes.
Key points
- Egyptian authorities are working to improve education quality in Minya governorate
- Officials aim to optimize the use of available schools and education facilities
- On-site monitoring will be intensified to identify and address problems early
