Lebanese University Presidency Under Review

The article addresses the state of corruption and legal violations facing the Lebanese University in Lebanon, especially regarding the appointment of its current president, Bassam Badran, just before the end of his term on October 12th. It reveals a clear legal breach, which involves Badran himself submitting his candidacy on the list of candidates, along with conflicts of interest in the selection process. Moreover, it highlights the absence of the university council and the illegitimate manner of appointments resulting from political and sectarian quotas. The article also discusses scandals involving forged exam results, administrative corruption, and the government's and relevant authorities' refusal to intervene to put an end to these illegal practices. It emphasizes the necessity of adhering to laws and restoring the university's credibility for its reform, while clearly stating that the university should not be supported under the current circumstances.

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