The Higher Council for Education in Mauritania held its first extraordinary general assembly in Nouakchott on Wednesday, under the chairmanship of Council President Ibrahim Vall Ould Mohamed Lemine. The assembly aimed to discuss several issues related to the reform of the education system and the follow-up of previous recommendations. This meeting takes place at a time when education is receiving significant official attention, as it is considered a cornerstone of development and national unity.
In his opening speech, Ibrahim Vall Ould Mohamed Lemine emphasized that the "Republican School" represents a strategic choice in the country's educational policies. He highlighted the council's role in guiding, evaluating, and monitoring the education sector. During its first term, the council continued its tasks in these areas, working to enhance its institutional and technical capacities, as well as producing studies and advisory opinions related to education reform.
The council's president reviewed some of the body's achievements during its first term, noting that it had continued to carry out its tasks in the field, strengthen its capacities, and engage with stakeholders and partners. These efforts have enriched the council's reports and outputs, supporting its advisory opinions on several educational issues, including the school map. The council's work has contributed to a more comprehensive understanding of the education sector.
Ibrahim Vall Ould Mohamed Lemine stated that the council aims to build on the experiences of its members and activate its specialized committees to enhance its ability to monitor the implementation of reforms and evaluate their results. The council will continue to develop its technical partnerships with similar bodies and engage with stakeholders in the education sector, with the goal of supporting the reform of the education system.
The council's efforts to reform the education system are crucial for Mauritania's development and national unity. The education sector plays a vital role in shaping the country's future, and the council's work is essential in ensuring that the sector is equipped to meet the needs of the country's citizens. The council's focus on education reform reflects the government's commitment to improving the sector.
The assembly provided an opportunity for council members to discuss key issues related to education reform and the implementation of previous recommendations. The council's work is guided by its commitment to improving the education sector and promoting national development. The council's president emphasized the importance of education in achieving these goals.
The Higher Council for Education's first extraordinary general assembly concluded with a renewed commitment to supporting education reform in Mauritania. The council's efforts will focus on enhancing its capacities, engaging with stakeholders, and promoting partnerships to drive progress in the education sector.
Key points
- The council aims to build on the experiences of its members and activate its specialized committees.
- The council will continue to develop its technical partnerships with similar bodies.
- Education is considered a cornerstone of development and national unity in Mauritania.
