The Ministry of Education is silent. The school year is approaching as the distribution of textbooks is not yet available.

The Ministry of Education, Arberi Nagavci, had said days ago that they are looking at opportunities not to delay with the supply of students with textbooks.

And by the United Education, Science and Culture Union ( The fact that there may be delays in distributing textbooks, say the SBASAK.

The SBASK chairman, Nundman Jasharaj, has blamed the Ministry of Education for failing to distribute textbooks in municipalities in the country.

Jasharaj said that if the texts were distributed over time, everything would be ready to begin the school year, but according to him, the Ministry of Education has been delayed in this direction.

According to him, education in the 20th century cannot be successful if it is employed by last century's tools and conditions.

Among other things, Jasharaj has said that the government should be happy that this year, learning is beginning on time and there will be no strike.

And what's good is that the ministry has to rejoice too, is that the SBASK is not going on strike this time. But seeing what they said, it turns out that this school year will start with difficulty, because despite the promise of Minister Nagavci, textbooks have not yet arrived at schools, and the first day will be problematic, because the only weapon of knowledge in our schools unfortunately, in the absence of contemporary means, are textbooks, feet and foam...”, the chief education editor said.

Telegram has also requested information from the Ministry of Education about when textbooks are expected to be distributed to students, but no response has been received.

Otherwise, Minister of Education, Science and Technology Arberie Nagavci has confirmed that the new school year will begin on September 1st.

Nagavci has said he has already finalised the 2023/24 new school year calendar.