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President signs landmark education reform law during parliament session, outlining major changes to curriculum, funding, and governance.
President signed the new Education Reform Law in a parliamentary session today, announcing the legislation that outlines structural changes to the national curriculum and governance of schools, the office said.
The bill was approved by Parliament prior to the presidential signature, and the presidential office issued a statement confirming enactment. Officials described the law as setting new standards for curriculum content and administrative oversight across public schools.
Key provisions included adjustments to curriculum frameworks and changes to school governance mechanisms, as detailed in the official statement from the presidential office. The law specifies timelines and responsibilities for implementation at the national and local levels.
The presidential statement and the parliamentary approval indicate that the law introduces revised curriculum standards and modifies school governance structures. The official text assigns implementation duties and establishes deadlines for educational authorities.