Stop the strike and return to education
continuity, development and sustainability
It adopts unified standards, enables the administration to know every detail accurately, and allows decisions based on digital and statistical evidence to be taken with the necessary speed
We will try to facilitate common ground between Lebanon and Syria regarding education and its importance, and we will raise several topics
The names already on the lists remained as they are
We obtained the Finance Ministry's approval to raise the number from 400 to 450 in each batch, provided the three criteria are applied within each batch.
Published information indicated a Qatari move toward schools in southern Lebanon, with Karami revealing details of this move, while the available text did not include further facts…
Karami launched a new phase in Lebanon's education sector based on moving from reliance on paper to digitization, according to the headline published by the "Lebanon Debate" platfo…
The article addresses the situation of southern Lebanese schools between their use as shelter centers and the continuation of education, noting that Karami is deciding the fate of …
Karami signed a memorandum with Save the Children focused on safe schools and enhancing emergency preparedness.
Karami discussed a plan to rehabilitate schools involving a shift from construction to restoration, according to the published headline.
Karami announced that the first batch of the full-time status decision at the Lebanese University includes the professors most in need of full-time status and the most senior, in f…
Karami said that the names of the fourth batch will be announced in full in March, without the text including further details about the nature of this batch.
Karami announced obtaining the Ministry of Finance's approval to increase the number from 400 to 450 in each batch, provided that the three criteria are applied within each batch.
The article addresses a preliminary step toward a school nutrition policy in Lebanon, moving from evidence to decision.
Karami said that what affects the Gulf affects Lebanon, noting that the Taif Agreement awaits implementation, in remarks reported by Al Jadeed.
Karami considered that nothing is guaranteed in southern Lebanon, stressing that the bet must remain on the state.
Karami affirmed that relations between Lebanon and the Gulf states represent a supreme national interest that must be preserved, while warning that the waste crisis in the city of …
Karami affirmed that grouping schools is not a closure project, but rather part of a reorganization, as reported by LBCI.
LBCI reported that Minister Karami discussed educational issues with a number of MPs, without the available text providing further details on the content or outcome of the meeting.
Karami held meetings with several MPs focusing on educational files and the Lebanese University.