Syria Approves Kurdish Language in Schools
The Syrian Ministry of Education has issued a decision to enhance the teaching of the Kurdish language in educational curricula. Kurdish will be taught as a national language in public and private schools located in areas where Kurds constitute a significant portion of the population. The decision includes allocating three weekly classes for the Kurdish language alongside Arabic and English subjects, with the option to study social studies, history, geography, and philosophy in Kurdish during the first academic year after implementation. Additionally, the National Curriculum Development Center has been tasked with preparing curricula for the Kurdish language across all levels, in accordance with national standards, contingent upon passing exams for teaching staff to ensure proficiency in the language. The aim of this decision is to promote cultural and linguistic diversity and strengthen national unity in Syria.
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