Egypt Prime Minister visits Suez STEM school and opens Dar al-Ifta branch

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly conducted a visit to the Suez Governorate, where he inaugurated a new branch of the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta. The new facility, located on a 1,000-square-meter site in Al-Jalaa Street, aims to provide religious guidance, dispute resolution, and family counseling to citizens. The Grand Mufti, Nazir Ayad, joined the Prime Minister and several ministers for the opening, emphasizing that the expansion helps combat extremist ideas through moderate religious discourse.

During the same visit, Madbouly toured the newly opened School for Excellence in Science and Technology (STEM) in Suez. He met with students from various governorates, including Cairo, Alexandria, and Menoufia, to assess the quality of the educational environment and residential services. Students reported a maximum class density of 25 pupils and highlighted the use of a peer-learning platform called ‘Kinvo.’ The Prime Minister also inspected the school's laboratories and residential quarters to ensure living standards and nutritional quality met state objectives for developing specialized scientific talent.