Syrian Kurds focus on Kurdish education

Syrian Kurds face significant challenges in maintaining education in their mother tongue after the reintegration of Kurdish-held areas in Syria. The government issued a decree that limits Kurdish language instruction to three weekly sessions, with scientific subjects taught in Arabic. Although the decree recognizes Kurdish as a national language, the Kurds consider that this does not meet their core demands, as it imposes restrictions on the use of Kurdish in education. The Kurdish community is calling for a constitution that enshrines the right to teach all subjects in their mother tongue and emphasizes the importance of continuing education in Kurdish—especially as difficulties increase following the loss of autonomous governance. Meanwhile, protests and demands for greater representation of the Kurdish language in school curricula continue.

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