
With the aim of expediting the human recourse development process, the National Council of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education, convened at the Ministry of Education under the leadership of Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya.
Among the notable attendees were Minister of Higher Education Dr. Madura Seneviratne, Secretary of Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Professional Education, Nalaka Kaluwewa.
The discussion highlighted the current issues in the new educational reform process while resolutions to those issues were proposed. The National Council of Education members also shared their views and suggestions to strengthen the reform agenda.
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