Detention of Acting Education Minister
Libya's Attorney General, Al-Siddiq Al-Sour, ordered the detention of Ali Al-Abed, Acting Minister of Education, over alleged irregularities in school textbook contracts.
A chief prosecutor's inquiry uncovered violations harming public interest and the right to education, prompting Al-Abed's detention pending investigation.
- Administrative and financial mismanagement led to delays in delivering textbooks to nearly two million students.
- The delays contradict the Ministry's approved education strategy for the 2025/2026 academic year.
The decision to detain Al-Abed was made to investigate further into the alleged irregularities and negligence in the management of contracts for printing school textbooks.
Author's summary: Libya's Attorney General detains Acting Education Minister over textbook contract irregularities.
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