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Saeed Calls for Education to Be Politically Independent
The President of the Republic, Kais Saïed, affirmed that education reform in Tunisia must be a national and sovereign choice, away from political polarization and external pressures. He pointed to the establishment of the Higher Council for Education as a constitutional institution to ensure a democratic and accessible education for all, extending beyond the mandatory age of 16. He also revealed plans for new educational projects, including the creation of a center for calligraphy arts. Additionally, he called for opening schools to cultural activities in cooperation with the Ministries of Culture and Youth, with a focus on raising awareness about the dangers of drugs. He emphasized the need to provide educational supplies and motivate civil society to maintain and equip schools, underscoring that the educational system should remain free from unserious interventions.
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