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Tuesday 17 September 2024 22:38:19
Government Revises Controversial Policy on Syrian Students Enrollment in Lebanese Schools
The Lebanese government on Tuesday amended its policy on the registration of Syrian students in Lebanese schools after a decision issued by the Education Ministry had sparked controversy.
The revised policy now stipulates that only Syrian students who possess valid residency permits and official documentation from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) will be eligible for registration. This change applies across all levels of education, including both technical and vocational training, as well as general education institutions.
The announcement was made by the Minister of Information, Ziad Makari, following a Cabinet session.
The controversial decision allowed Syrian students, even those without any legal documentation, to register in both public and private schools, as well as vocational institutions. The directive included key provisions, including a one-year grace period for undocumented Syrian students to enroll in schools. Additionally, the requirement for legal residency and UNHCR registration was deferred until the 2025-2026 academic year, further delaying any enforcement of these regulations.
