Ministry Warns Against Uniform Monopolization
The article focused on emphasizing the Ministry of Education's declaration of parents' freedom to purchase their children's school uniforms from any external supplier, starting from the 2025-2026 academic year. This comes after previous tendencies for private schools to monopolize uniform sales. The move is in response to directives from the Competition Protection and Anti-Monopoly Practices Committee at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, aimed at preventing market monopolization and regulating the sale process. It is required that the uniform specifications remain standardized in terms of design and color, with the provision of the school logo, enabling parents to buy from any source they choose without being obliged to purchase from the school itself or a specific supplier.
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