As the government is introducing reforms in the labor market, I also expect the authorities to do something to cap the rising tuition fees in private schools.

Since expatriates can only admit their children in private schools, they are bearing the brunt of astronomical rise in tuition fees in the recent past.

Each year these schools increase the fee without any improvement in the quality of education and other facilities. Expats who are getting modest salaries are forced to pull out their children from these schools and admit them in some inferior schools. — Zeeshan Khan, Alkhobar