Asian ministers mull ways to enhance education quality, access


Officials from Southeast Asian education ministries join the Governing Board of SEAMEO for a meeting in Vientiane last week. - Photo: Vientiane Times/ANN

VIENTIANE: Efforts to improve the quality of and access to education across Southeast Asia received a boost from talks involving the Governing Board of the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organisation Centre for Educational Development (SEAMEO CED) in Vientiane last week.

The meeting brought together ministers of education and representatives from SEAMEO member countries, highlighting the commitment of the region to advancing educational development and cooperation.

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