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Lebanon Debate
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Tripoli Criticizes Education Ministry After Clinical Exam Pullout
The Lebanese Ministry of Education and Higher Education has adopted a decision to postpone the implementation of the clinical exam within the 2026 colloquium exams for students qualifying for the first session. This comes after parliamentary and union objections, as well as consultations with the Ministry of Health and medical associations. The move was made in response to criticism of the clinical exam's principle and the timing of its implementation, as the ministry had previously announced its intention to apply it in the first session. However, the postponement is limited to the first session, with a final decision awaited to implement it starting from the second session in November and December. Deputy Edgard Traboulsi criticized the ministry's management, viewing the postponement as a "tactical retreat to save face," while reaffirming his support for the principle of the clinical exam in the future. He also called for halting arbitrary decisions and ensuring justice for students and doctors.
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