According to Egyptian President Abdullah Al-Fattah Al-Sisi, 60 thousand new classrooms must be built every year to combat the country’s 2 million-person population growth. He also noted that Egypt’s balances do not even come close to covering the full amount needed.
President Abdel Fattah Al -Sisi added that the national dialogue aims to listen to each other, and President Abdel Fattah Al -Sisi added that the popular reactions to the economic reforms taken by the state were an obsession with decision -makers and security services, but the experience that Egypt has fought during the past seven years has proven that we are not appreciating the value The Egyptian national who demonstrated his willingness to make sacrifices for building.
On the one hand, Dr.
Chairman of the Council of Ministers Mustafa Madbouly stated that the Egyptian government “does not invest in bricks and shade without paying attention to investing in people,” pointing out that the government has caused a boom in investment in the health and education sectors, establishing since 2015 approximately 39 universities between Private private and governmental, bringing the number of Egyptian buds to approximately 88 or 89 universities.
Several sessions dealing with a variety of themes relevant to economic policies and related fields were held on the conference’s first day.
The first session intends to stand on economists’ perspectives and theories regarding the overall economic policies needed in light of the current national priorities and the most favoured foreign practises in the context of “Egypt’s vision 2030.”
The session will cover a variety of topics, including the global economic crises that have repeatedly occurred, their local and global effects, the evolution of Egypt’s economic growth rates over the years, the shift in economic behaviour and growth exports over the previous three contracts, and the need to arrive at an economic form that fosters growth. including the aged.
Al-Sisi: Egypt needs 60,000 chapters a year to combat population growth.
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