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Expected Parliamentary Investigations into Delayed Textbook Printing and Suspected Waste of Public Funds
mesoiraq - Parliamentary field visits to the Ministry of Education's warehouses and public printing companies have revealed plans to launch a comprehensive investigation into the delayed printing of school curriculums. The oversight focused on uncovering the real reasons behind the idleness and neglect of modern printing machinery owned by the ministry. Parliamentary figures confirmed their determination to identify those responsible for these shortcomings and proceed with strict legal actions, including filing complaints to hold involved parties accountable if suspicions of wasting public funds or deliberately hindering the educational process are proven.
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