Comprehensive Plan at Cairo University to Improve Faculty Income and Complete Medical Projects

Cairo University has established an ambitious strategic plan for the upcoming phase focused on improving the living and financial conditions of faculty members and their assistants. This stems from a belief in their pivotal role in elevating the educational and research system, with new measures aiming to provide a stimulating work environment that contributes to raising academic output quality and enhancing the university's international standing.

On the health front, the university continues to expand medical care services for its affiliates by allocating massive financial credits to cover treatment costs and advanced surgeries. Preparations are underway to officially announce the opening of the first phase of the giant medical complex for oncology treatment in Sheikh Zayed, which represents a qualitative addition to the university hospital system in Egypt.

The university administration also confirmed its continued support for disadvantaged students by paying their tuition fees to ensure no student falters for economic reasons. This runs parallel to developing study programs and updating the digital infrastructure across colleges, affirming the societal and developmental role played by Egypt's oldest university in building future competencies and cadres.