Karamy on Shura Council exam decision

The decision by the State Shura Council to suspend the implementation of the decision regarding the scheduling of official exams for Lebanese students has raised legal and practical concerns. The Ministry of Education questions the legality of the administration's failure to enforce laws issued by the Lebanese Parliament, especially since Law No. 48/2026 settled the issue of excluding private applications from the scope of the law. Additionally, it sparks controversy over the administration’s authority to set examination dates, as the ministry has stopped implementing the council's decision and fears that this could undermine the value of official certifications by issuing provisional certificates to those who do not meet the legal requirements. The ministry believes that the decision impedes its duty toward students and plans to request a reconsideration of the decision. It emphasizes its commitment to implementing legislative will in a manner that ensures proper performance and preserves the integrity of official certificates, while also respecting the principle of separation of powers.

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