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November 3, 2025
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Libya detains education minister over textbook scandal: prosecutors

Libya detains education minister over textbook scandal: prosecutors

Libya detains education minister over textbook scandal: prosecutors..

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Libya's education minister, Ali al-Abed, has been detained over a textbook scandal. Prosecutors announced the detention due to negligence in providing textbooks to students.

  • Over 2 million students were affected by the delay and lack of textbooks.
  • Ali al-Abed, the education minister, and the head of the ministry's school programmes department were detained.
  • The 2025-2026 school year started over a month late, forcing parents to pay for photocopies of books that should be provided free.

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