Iraq requires over 10,000 new schools

The article focused on Iraq's urgent need to build over 10,000 new schools to address overcrowding in classrooms and improve the educational environment, especially in densely populated areas such as Baghdad, Basra, Mosul, and Dhi Qar. It is worth noting that the current number of schools exceeds 40,000, but this is not enough to meet the demand. The process requires constructing more than 8,000 schools to shift to a single-shift system and reduce overcrowding, with approximately 200 makeshift schools and 800 caravans in the governorates of Salahuddin and Dhi Qar. The Ministry of Education must take serious measures to address this issue to ensure a suitable learning environment and enhance the quality of education in the country.

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