Karmi Leads Education Damage Review

The article focused on the state of education in Lebanon following the war and its repercussions on the educational sector. Education Minister Rima Karami emphasized the urgent need to fully recover schools and the learning process, noting that 436 educational facilities have been damaged or destroyed, with around one hundred thousand students still unable to return to their schools. She highlighted the importance of the national response plan supported by international organizations, aiming to ensure the continuation of education and balance between rehabilitating schools and providing a safe learning environment. She also explained that evaluating the war's impact and learning gaps reveals pressing needs to develop the educational environment in line with Vision 2040, which includes improving infrastructure, digital access, children's well-being, and ongoing teacher training. She called for swift action to ensure children return to safe schools and receive genuine learning, stressing that success should be measured by the number of children who go back to their classrooms and benefit from real education, not just the number of schools reopened.

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