Al-Khafaji critiques education enrollment rules and citizen financial concerns

The article includes criticisms from Deputy Mohammed Al-Khafaji regarding the enrollment regulations at the Iraqi Ministry of Education, particularly concerning the contracts the ministry signs for services that are considered to be fictitious or part of the government's duties. These contracts place financial burdens on citizens ranging from 170,000 to 250,000 dinars. Al-Khafaji explained that these contracts and their amounts lead to the wasting of public and private funds, and he intends to formally notify the Prime Minister about this matter. He also pointed to a document issued by the Ministry of Education concerning the regulations for applying for enrollment in various educational stages, which shows the existence of financial amounts associated with fees or contracts without full clarification.

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