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Egypt is seeking job opportunities in Kuwait’s private schools for teachers affected by a decision to end thousands of education contracts, as Cairo works with Kuwaiti officials to find solutions to the issue. Egypt’s Teachers’ Union welcomed moves by the Foreign Ministry to address the situation, praising efforts led by Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty to contain the impact of the decision. The union said one option under discussion was allowing the affected teachers to work in private schools, enabling Kuwait to benefit from their experience and qualifications while allowing them to remain in the country. READ: British university re-enrolls Egyptian student suspended over pro-Palestinian protests Egyptian Teachers’ Union chief Khalaf Al-Zanaty said he had contacted the Kuwait Teachers Society to discuss […]
