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Sahel Leaders Commit to Ambitious Reforms to Support Access to Quality Education (The World Bank)

Dec 10, 2021 #Education, #Politics

“At the end of the meeting, the leaders of the Sahel countries committed in a joint declaration to deepen reforms for quality education in the region. The ‘Nouakchott Declaration’ identifies three fundamental objectives: improving the quality of learning, increasing girls’ participation in secondary education, and strengthening the basic skills and literacy of young adults who have left school.”

https://www.worldbank.org/en/news/press-release/2021/12/05/sahel-leaders-commit-to-ambitious-reforms-to-support-access-to-quality-education

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