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Syrian girls’ right to schooling unrestricted, new education minister says

Syrian girls’ right to schooling unrestricted, new education minister says

  • New rulers promise equal treatment for all minority groups
  • Education minister assures girls’ right to education remains unchanged
  • Half of Syria’s schools destroyed or damaged, Qadri says
By AFP ·
Kurdish pupils denied language lessons in Turkiye amid wider curbs, families say

Kurdish pupils denied language lessons in Turkiye amid wider curbs, families say

By Reuters ·
Saudi Arabia’s 2025 education plan boosts Chinese learning, nurtures gifted talent

Saudi Arabia’s 2025 education plan boosts Chinese learning, nurtures gifted talent

By Dayan Abou Tine ·
Saudi education POS defies trend, surges 178%: SAMA data graphic

Saudi education POS defies trend, surges 178%: SAMA data

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·
Trump has called for dismantling the Education Department. Here’s what that would mean

Trump has called for dismantling the Education Department. Here’s what that would mean

By AP ·
KSrelief chief, Palestinian education minister discuss university research partnership

KSrelief chief, Palestinian education minister discuss university research partnership

By Arab News ·
Jeddah dedicates mural to teachers

Jeddah dedicates mural to teachers

By SALEH FAREED ·
Education Transformation: A Catalyst for Economic Breakthrough in the GCC

Education Transformation: A Catalyst for Economic Breakthrough in the GCC

By MANAL AL-BARAKATI ·
Gaza enters its second school year without schooling. The cost could be heavy for kids’ futures

Gaza enters its second school year without schooling. The cost could be heavy for kids’ futures

By AP ·
Gaza teacher offers ray of hope with classroom in rubble

Gaza teacher offers ray of hope with classroom in rubble

By Reuters ·
Special How the war in Gaza is depriving children of their right to an education

How the war in Gaza is depriving children of their right to an education

By ANAN TELLO ·
Australia to cap foreign student numbers at 270,000

Australia to cap foreign student numbers at 270,000

By AFP ·
Saudi education sector sees 86% annual rise in investment licenses

Saudi education sector sees 86% annual rise in investment licenses

By MANAL AL-BARAKATI ·

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