What affects the Gulf affects Lebanon.. and Taif awaits implementation
The file of Lebanese University professors' tenure will be decided soon.
Nothing is guaranteed in the south, and the bet must remain on the state
Responsible governance
But let us disagree for the sake of the students, not at the expense of the students. And let us place the public school outside political, electoral and regional calculations.
The project of consolidating schools and secondary schools is not a project to close schools. It is a project to freeze work in some schools and a project of sharing available buildings, and it is part of reorganizing the school map so that state resources serve students' learning, rather than being distributed and scattered in a way that sometimes prevents us from securing the most basic elements of good education.
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.