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The decision to separate male and female students in middle and high schools in Libya has sparked widespread debate among educational and community circles. This move comes amid the conservative culture of Libyan society, complicating discussions about education in the country.
Schools in Libya face significant challenges in resuming classes after an unofficial Ramadan break that has recurred over the past five years without an official decision. This situation reflects the volatile educational landscape in the country.
The Ministry of Education in Libya announced a significant reduction in the country's literacy rate to below <strong>12%</strong>, reflecting notable improvements in the education system. This achievement follows intensive government efforts to enhance educational opportunities for all citizens.