Saudi Arabia adopts new public education policies
A royal decree has been issued in Saudi Arabia approving the General Education System, which aims to enhance governance within the education sector and regulate the participation of the private and non-profit sectors, in line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. The system focuses on developing tools for regulation and supervision, and promotes investment in education by allowing foreign investors and private institutions to participate in providing educational services. It also offers financial, material, and developmental support to private institutions, along with the possibility of managing and operating government educational institutions and assets. Additionally, the system sets standards for licensing educational institutions, regulates tuition fees, encourages diversification of educational models, and seeks to improve the quality of education while expanding investment options—always safeguarding the rights of students and teachers and maintaining a safe educational environment. Its goal is to support the development of early childhood education, services for students with disabilities, and talented individuals, ensuring the improvement and high quality of educational outcomes.
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