Egyptian PM Madbouly opens development projects in Suez, including a STEM school

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has begun a visit to Suez governorate, inaugurating service and development projects including new schools.

• Madbouly, accompanied by several ministers, Grand Mufti Nazir Ayyad and Suez Governor Hani Rashad, opened projects in food security, education, health, renewable energy, industry, and religious and tourism services.
• The prime minister inaugurated the STEM school for gifted science and technology students, housing 72 boys and 51 girls taught by 16 teachers.
• For the first time, university students from Suez accompanied Madbouly during the visit, which he said aims to raise youth awareness of development work.
• Madbouly said the state considers youth a key partner in building the present and the future.
• Madbouly toured the STEM school's classrooms, library, chemistry labs and dormitories, speaking with students about their satisfaction.
• He learned that students come from various governorates and that class density is capped at 25 students.
• Madbouly inaugurated the first phase of Suez University Hospital, a 40,000-square-meter facility with 360 beds, 15 operating rooms and 20 incubators.