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Student Tells Egyptian PM About Balancing Work and Studies During Factory Visit
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Student Tells Egyptian PM About Balancing Work and Studies During Factory Visit
A third-year university student recounted her daily routine of working in a factory to support her family and pay her father's debts during a prime ministerial tour.
- Prime Minister visited a packaging factory in Beheira Governorate and stopped to speak with employee Nada, a student at Benha University.
- Nada told the Prime Minister she has worked at the factory for three years, leaving home at 6 a.m. daily and working until 4 p.m.
- She said she attends university only during exam periods and works to help her father repay debts and save for her future.
- Nada stated that her dream is to complete her education while maintaining her family responsibilities.
TopicsFactory VisitEgypt Prime MinisterBeheira GovernorateStudent EmploymentFamily SupportWork-Study Balance
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