Tripoli faculty approved for tenure

The article discusses the Lebanese government's decision to approve the dossier of full-time faculty members at the Lebanese University, raising questions about the increase in the number of professors to over 1,880 and whether this rise addresses the university’s needs or threatens its stability with excessive burdens. It also touches on the Ministry of Education's management of the full-time employment file and the rejection by some relevant circles of discussions regarding whether this move achieves national balance or genuine reform for the university. Additionally, the article highlights the challenges facing education and the deteriorating financial situation of public schools, criticizing the ministry's policies and poor management. The piece does not focus on minor topics or secondary news; instead, it centers on evaluating the full-time employment decision, its impact on the university, and the overall educational situation in Lebanon.

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