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Reducing absolute illiteracy does not mean the end of the literacy task / review of the experience of 35 countries Ali Saidi, head of the Literacy Movement, stated that reducing absolute illiteracy does not mean the end of the literacy task, and said: The experience of various countries shows that adult education needs to move beyond basic literacy, towards continuous learning, skill development and meeting the changing needs of society.

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Reducing absolute illiteracy does not mean the end of the literacy task / review of the experience of 35 countries Ali Saidi, head of the Literacy Movement, stated that reducing absolute illiteracy does not mean the end of the literacy task, and said: The experience of various countries shows that adult education needs to move beyond basic literacy, towards continuous learning, skill development and meeting the changing needs of society.

Reducing absolute illiteracy does not mean the end of the literacy task / review of the experience of 35 countries Ali Saidi, head of the Literacy Movement, stated that reducing absolute illiteracy does not mean the end of the literacy task, and said: The experience of various countries shows that adult education needs to move beyond basic literacy, towards continuous learning, skill development and meeting the changing needs of society.