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During her remarks before the Education Committee, MP Sanae Rahmouni called for restoring Moroccan families’ confidence in public schools and providing high-quality, equitable education that makes them their first choice, rather than leaving private education as an alternative imposed by shortcomings in the sector or by families’ financial means. She noted that private schools serve around 1,613,000 pupils—nearly 17% of all enrolled students, with the share exceeding 20% at primary level—and called for stronger oversight of these institutions and greater transparency around their fees. She also called for an independent evaluation of the Pioneer Schools, action to address staff shortages, and improvements to school facilities, particularly in the Oriental region and Nador Province. The Socialist Group announced that it would vote in favor of the draft sectoral budget, while emphasizing the need to monitor the implementation of commitments.
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