A forward-thinking government-drafted bill aimed at regulating Bahrain’s private education sector has been approved in principle by the Shura Council, paving the way for the most significant overhaul of private education legislation in more than two decades.
The 36-article draft law, which will be extensively debated at a forthcoming session, replaces Decree-Law No 25 of 1998 governing private educational and training institutions .
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