The Minister of Education Announces the Start of the Return of Educational Staff Dismissed Due to the Syrian Revolution to Their Work

The Minister of Education, Mohammed Abdul Rahman Turko, announced today, Wednesday, the commencement of the return of educational staff who were dismissed due to the blessed Syrian revolution, to their previous directorates, starting from the first of September until the fifteenth of the same month, as part of a new government step aimed at supporting them and restoring their role in the educational process.

In an official statement, Minister Turko said: "The return of our staff is not just a job decision, but a message of loyalty and recognition of their contributions and sacrifices, and a confirmation that teachers are the backbone of the educational process and the foundation for building generations."

The minister called on all employees covered by the decision to review the directorates of education in their governorates and to place themselves at their disposal during the specified period to complete the necessary procedures to resume their work.

Minister Turko also expressed his gratitude to the General Secretariat of the Presidency and the Ministry of Administrative Development, appreciating their support and sincere efforts in completing this important national file. He renewed the pledge to continue supporting teachers and improving their living and professional conditions, and to take further steps that serve their noble mission and develop the educational process at all levels.