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Trabelsi: The Ministry of Education is run with a policy of hesitation, ambiguity and confusion

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Trabelsi: The Ministry of Education is run with a policy of hesitation, ambiguity and confusion
MTV Lebanon
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MTV Lebanon: MP Ighar Trabelsi wrote on “X”: “The Ministry of Education’s confusion in its decisions: Hadath Secondary School - Baabda Public School is an example of the hardship. With the first month of the new school year having passed, the Ministry of Education and Higher Education is still being run with a policy of hesitation and ambiguity…”

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2 outlets

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  1. OTVالنائب ادكار طرابلسي: وزارة التربية تُدار بسياسة التردد والضبابية والتخبط ↗
  2. MTV Lebanonطرابلسي: وزارة التربية تُدار بسياسة التردد والضبابية والتخبط ↗
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Trabelsi: The Ministry of Education is run with a policy of hesitation, ambiguity and confusion

MTV Lebanon: MP Ighar Trabelsi wrote on “X”: “The Ministry of Education’s confusion in its decisions: Hadath Secondary School - Baabda Public School is an example of the hardship. With the first month of the new school year having passed, the Ministry of Education and Higher Education is still being run with a policy of hesitation and ambiguity…”

Trabulsi: The Ministry of Education is run with a policy of hesitation, ambiguity and confusion

MTV Lebanon: MP Eghap Trabulsi wrote on “X”: “The Ministry of Education’s confusion in its decisions: Hadath Secondary School – Baabda Public School is an example of the hardship. With the first month of the new academic year having passed, the Ministry of Education and Higher Education is still being run with a policy of hesitation and ambiguity…”

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