Complaints are increasing from within the corridors of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, accompanied by serious accusations that indicate a glaring administrative deficiency that negatively affects the interests of citizens, specifically the transactions issued by the Private Education Department and directed to the office of the Director General. This situation shows the extent of the deterioration witnessed by one of the most important sectors in the country.
In this context, well-informed educational sources revealed to that there is an employee on the tenth floor, specifically in the office of the Director General, suspected of being responsible for the loss of official transactions belonging to citizens and educational institutions, which has plunged their owners into an endless series of reviews without reaching any result.
According to the same sources, the delay is not limited to a few days, but rather extends to the complete disappearance of transactions, with the absence of any clear mechanism for accountability or tracking. This raises questions about whether this loss is due to gross administrative negligence or more dangerous practices taking place in secret.
The sources confirmed that what is happening is “completely unacceptable,” especially since the affected parties are citizens seeking to complete their legal transactions, while their files are left to an unknown fate without any official clarification or serious action to put an end to this administrative bleeding.
The matter was not limited to that, but official complaints were raised to the Minister’s office, with the affected parties insisting on following up on the issue until the end and not allowing it to be ignored or passed on like other pending files.
The circles concluded their conversation by emphasizing that “the tenth floor” inside the ministry has become a symbol of administrative chaos, and not just an individual case. They called for an immediate and transparent investigation, and for holding everyone proven to be involved accountable, because the dignity and rights of citizens cannot remain hostage to negligence or tampering.
