People's Council Education Review

The article focused on evaluating the performance of the Syrian People's Assembly regarding the education sector during a five-hour session on September 14, 2026. The session discussed 17 key issues related to schools, staff, curricula, dropout rates, and integration, with 20 interventions from Deputies covering multiple regions such as Raqqa, Aleppo, Idlib, and others. The report presented government data indicating an increase in student numbers from 4.3 million to 5.3 million, with projections reaching 6 million. It also mentioned the rehiring of approximately 14,000 teachers and the renovation of over 3,800 schools. Additionally, the session discussed government plans to improve education, including providing a placement exam, standardizing curricula, and developing an electronic platform. There were no votes on laws or draft laws; rather, the session consisted of discussions, questions, and follow-up suggestions. Ultimately, the report emphasizes the importance of monitoring the implementation of ministerial commitments and measuring their tangible impact on the ground, noting that the success of oversight depends on following up on these commitments after the session to ensure improvements in the education sector.

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