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Tripoli: There Is No Plan to Improve Public Schools

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MP Edgar Traboulsi, rapporteur of the Education Committee, told MFM that “there is no strategic plan to improve public schools,” noting that they are currently using a “financial pretext” to close some schools, while the state is spending exorbitant sums on buildings it does not benefit from. He emphasized that “we are in favor of reducing waste, but not at the expense of education.” Traboulsi appealed to the Ministry of Education and the munici…
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The Rapporteur of the Education Committee, Deputy Edgar Tripoli, noted that "no strategic plan for the promotion of the official school and today they use a "financial argument" to close some schools while the State pays heavy money for buildings that we do not benefit from while reducing waste but not at the expense of education." He told MFM: "We appeal to the Ministry of Education and Municipalities to move quickly because a number of formal …

MP Edgar Traboulsi, rapporteur of the Education Committee, told MFM that “there is no strategic plan to improve public schools,” noting that they are currently using a “financial pretext” to close some schools, while the state is spending exorbitant sums on buildings it does not benefit from. He emphasized that “we are in favor of reducing waste, but not at the expense of education.” Traboulsi appealed to the Ministry of Education and the munici…

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IMLebanon broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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