Kurdish Introduced in Syrian Schools

Syria has officially begun incorporating the Kurdish language as an optional subject in public and private schools starting from the 2026-2027 academic year, according to Decree No. 13 issued in January 2026. This decree recognizes the Kurds as an essential part of the Syrian people and considers their identity an integral part of the national identity. The plans include developing educational curricula within six months and training teaching staff, with the aim of strengthening and protecting the Kurdish cultural and linguistic identity from extinction. Teaching the Kurdish language is considered an important step toward enhancing cultural and linguistic diversity in Syria and officially granting language rights for the mother tongue. Special emphasis is placed on curriculum development and teacher training to ensure the successful implementation of this initiative.

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