Amal and Karam Dispute Delays Principal Appointments

The article discusses the disagreements and tensions that arose between Amal Movement and the Ministry of Education, headed by Rima Karamy, over the appointment of directors of public and secondary schools in Lebanon. The appointment decisions were leaked before the official announcement, leading to protests and criticisms from Amal Movement, which argued that some of the appointments did not prioritize competence and were driven by political and sectarian considerations. It appears that the selection process involved political interference, with candidates chosen despite not having the highest scores in their interviews, and some appointments being used to serve political and personal interests, with accusations of influence from the Communist Party. Currently, the ministry is reviewing the decisions and delaying the official announcement, amid rising political pressure to adopt the principle of selecting the most deserving and most competent candidates, or to continue with appointments based on political considerations.

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