Education minister calls for regulation of international schools in Libya
According to a statement published by the Ministry of Education, the meeting was attended by the minister's advisor and directors from the Educational Facilities Authority, the Office of International Cooperation, and the Department of Private Education
Discussions focused on cooperation with the Pakistani school operating in Libya and the broader framework for regulating international educational institutions in the country
The ministry said the meeting reflects its commitment to monitoring the conditions of international schools in Libya and ensuring their compliance with nationally approved standards
During the talks, Minister Al-Abed stressed the importance of resolving the status of the Pakistani school in accordance with the regulations and laws issued by the Ministry of Education
He also underlined that the enrollment of Libyan students in such institutions must be coordinated in advance with the Department of Private Education and must meet the technical and educational standards set by the Educational Facilities Authority Tags: Ministry of Education
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