Libya council discusses delayed school year
National Planning Council head Ahmed Ibreidan met with MPs and teachers' unions to resolve employment and living demands.
Ahmed Ibreidan, head of Libya's National Planning Council, met with members of parliament and representatives from teachers' unions and faculty members in Tripoli. The meeting focused on finding solutions for the delayed start of the academic year and addressing the employment and living demands of education sector staff.
The discussions aimed to tackle the immediate issues affecting the education sector, including the unresolved employment status and living conditions of teachers. The council and parliamentary members engaged with union representatives to understand the full scope of the educators' concerns.
This meeting signifies an official step towards resolving the ongoing disruptions in Libya's education system. The National Planning Council is expected to propose actionable steps following these deliberations to ensure the resumption of studies and improve conditions for educators.
Why it mattersTeachers and faculty members in Libya face unresolved employment and living demands, impacting the start of the academic year.