The Minister of Education, Daniel David, announced that over 1,500 specialists are developing new programs for the reform of the high school curriculum, with the aim of reducing functional illiteracy.

Daniel David signed off on the approval of working groups that will create the new high school curricula, involving 1,500 specialists. These groups are formed based on criteria such as professional training and experience in curriculum design. The programs will be leaner and relevant, with clear links to secondary and university education. The aim is to involve practical activities and reinforce competences. The aim is to increase the relevance of secondary education and reduce functional illiteracy over the next 4-5 years.