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Ministry of Education is planning to open 5855 new curriculum for 2027

The Ministry of Education has announced its budget project for 2027 of 9204.6 million dinars and allocated 5855 tuition allowances for various wires, primary and secondary education.

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Ministry of Education is planning to open 5855 new curriculum for 2027

These data were presented during a discussion session of the Education Mission Budget within the draft budget for 2027 before the Joint Committee between the Education Committee of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People and the Services and Social Development Committee of the Council of Regions and Authorities.

The category of education leave holders from the June 2025 graduates holds the largest share of employment with the allocation of 2500 plans, followed by 1800 plans for secondary school teachers, and 998 currency interest plans. The planned plans also include a mandate of 350 frame and intelligence assistants, 100 graduates of the Senior Teachers' Home, 45 plans to settle the status of contracted teachers for 2022, along with 10 psychologists, 11 first engineers, 11 first architects and 30 first technicians.

Education Minister Noor Al-Din al-Nuri revealed that the education mission budget for 2027 is estimated at 9204.6 million dinars, compared to 8720.1 million dinars in 2026, registering an increase of approximately 5.56%. The minister pointed out that rental expenses occupy the largest share of the budget with a value of 8220 million dinars, against 485.5 million dinars for circulation, 69 million dinar for interventions, and 410 million dinars allocated for investment.

Mass wage expenditures include the cost of new manoeuvres of 150 million dinars, plus 348 million dinars entitled wage increases, and 120 million dinars to adjust the cost of previous manoeuvres. The ministry has identified 24 million dinars to settle the status of civilian currency, 30 million dinars for promotions, with other financial credits aimed at adjusting the cost of promotions and career progression path for sector employees.

Educational program accreditations are distributed with a total of 3437.7 million dinars for the primary phase benefiting 1194,651 pupils in 4604 schools, while the budget for the preparatory and secondary phases amounts to 4907.9 million dinars to benefit 114,6109 pupils spread over 1576 institutions, to cover construction, expansion, preparation and preparation projects.