Ministry warns schools on student integration
The Ministry of Education and Technical Training has confirmed that private and international schools that refuse to admit students with disabilities who meet the eligibility criteria may face the revocation of their final license, in accordance with the Disability Law. This measure is part of their efforts to strengthen the inclusive education system. During an awareness session with school administrators, Article 11 of the law was clarified, which mandates non-governmental educational institutions to accept students with disabilities. The penalties for non-compliance include a warning to the school, a suspension of the license for six months, and if the violation persists, the license may be fully revoked. The ministry emphasizes the importance of providing an appropriate educational environment for students with disabilities and strictly adhering to related laws.
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