Lebanese students in France call for university exemption

More than ten thousand Lebanese students in France have called for the implementation of the tuition fee exemption decision announced by President Emmanuel Macron during his meeting with Lebanese Prime Minister Nohad Machnouk. The decision stipulates waiving registration fees for Lebanese students for the 2026-2027 academic year. The students confirmed that the announcement has not yet been translated into concrete measures, despite the approaching start of the university year, which threatens to impose high fees amounting to thousands of euros annually on Lebanese families amid the ongoing economic crisis in Lebanon. They pointed out that the newly introduced fees are part of a recent French policy against foreign students, and that the delay in implementation may force students to postpone their studies or take loans. They called on the Lebanese government to act immediately to ensure the exemption decision is enforced before the academic year begins.

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