Foreign curriculum students keep certificates

The Lebanese Ministry of Education and Higher Education has confirmed that students enrolled in foreign curricula have not been deprived of their rights or certificates. It clarified that the application of the regulations related to issuing certificates is exclusively governed by Law No. 48/2026, which sets the conditions for issuing the General Secondary Certificate, including the requirement to register the student’s name in official records. This is explicitly stipulated in the law and is not a decision or condition added by the ministry. The ministry also explained that the law does not specify in clear terms the conditions for issuing intermediate certificates or vocational and technical education certificates. It emphasized its commitment to implementing the law and that it has no authority to override legal texts. Additionally, the ministry noted that the number of private requests for the General Secondary Certificate has reached 1,341 applications, while requests for the Intermediate Certificate amount to 376. It called for careful reading of the legal texts and advised against rushing to accusations, in order to ensure students' rights are upheld according to legal frameworks.

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