Education Ministry clarifies on student certification issues

The Lebanese Ministry of Education clarified that students enrolled in foreign curricula have not been deprived of certificates, and that the law issued in 2026 stipulates that the requirement for a student's name to appear on Lebanese curriculum lists is a clear legal provision, not a decision or condition imposed by the Ministry of Education itself. The ministry also confirmed that the lack of explicit language regarding certificates for intermediate and vocational/technical education calls for legislative clarification. It emphasized its commitment to applying the law as written, without overstepping its provisions, and clarified that recognition of foreign certificates is carried out in accordance with applicable laws. Additionally, the ministry indicated that the number of private requests for the general secondary certificate reached 1,341 applications, and assured that students' rights have not been diminished. It called for careful reading of legal texts before making accusations.

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