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الجمهوريّة
Supreme Council for Education Powers
Today, in the Official Gazette of Tunisia, a decree was issued regarding the formation and organization of the Higher Council for Education and Training. This is an independent constitutional body endowed with legal personality and financial independence. Its responsibilities include providing opinions on major national policies in the fields of education, scientific research, and vocational training. The council is chaired by the most senior minister among the relevant ministers and includes members who are experienced and competent ministers, as well as experts with at least 15 years of experience. The council has the authority to study policies, approve programs, and form specialized committees. It is noted that the council holds meetings periodically every six months, prepares an annual report addressed to the President of the Republic, and publishes it in the Official Gazette. Its aim is to support policy development and ensure quality in the education and higher education sectors.
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