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Saudi Education Minister drops 7-hour in-person rule
Saudi Education Minister Youssef Al-Bunia announced the cancellation of the requirement for teachers—both male and female—to complete seven hours in face-to-face programs starting this year, aimed at improving the educational environment and easing the burden on educators. The ministry also revealed plans to provide 200 new school buildings to increase available educational seats, in addition to the delivery of 36 million books before the summer vacation. Saudi Arabia has seen a rise in enrollment in gifted programs, with over 45,000 students joining, along with efforts to double kindergarten enrollment to reach 90% by the end of 2030. Furthermore, the ministry disclosed the recruitment of three international universities and the introduction of new specializations, alongside the addition of 50 units focused on artificial intelligence, all aimed at developing education and meeting labor market needs.
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