Educational authorities in Kuwait and Egypt announce administrative reshuffles

Educational authorities in Kuwait and Egypt have implemented significant administrative restructuring through a series of personnel transfers and appointments aimed at improving institutional performance.

In Kuwait, the Ministry of Education, led by Minister Jalal Al-Tabtabaei and Undersecretary Dr. Khaled Al-Rashid, issued several decisions regarding supervisory staff. These changes involve the transfer and assignment of directors and supervisors across various educational zones, including Ahmadi, Hawalli, Jahra, Mubarak Al-Kabeer, and Farwaniya. The moves include new assignments for administrative and technical affairs, secondary education supervision, and technical guidance for physical education.

In Egypt, the Governor of Dakahlia approved a new wave of appointments for directors and deputies of various educational departments within the governorate. Following a committee review, several officials were assigned to lead districts such as East Mansoura, West Mansoura, Belqas, Senbellawein, and others. These appointments are intended to develop the work system and enhance administrative and educational performance throughout the region.