Karami Launches Digital School Management App in Partnership with Europe and Germany

Minister of Education and Higher Education Reema Karami chaired an expanded meeting titled "From Technical Support to Strengthening Institutional Capacities," attended by representatives from the European Union Delegation and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), along with Director General of Education Fadi Yarak and heads of relevant administrative and IT units. During the meeting, the application was presented as the result of cooperation between the Ministry, the European Union, and the German Agency, adopting digitization starting from registration in public and private schools through the entry of administrative, financial, accounting information, and budgets.

Karami spoke about this informational, administrative, educational, and organizational achievement, which "relies on standardized criteria, enables management to know every detail accurately, and allows for decisions based on digital and statistical evidence at the necessary speed."

She thanked the European Union and the German Agency for this technical support, and congratulated the Ministry's administrative and IT team who made significant efforts benefiting from international expertise and technical assistance. This enabled raising the capacities of national teams within the Ministry to face the challenge of digital transformation in managing the educational sector in both its public and private wings and its governance. The Minister emphasized the importance of "continuity, development, and sustainability."

Speakers agreed on the importance and success of this cooperation in "facing this major challenge represented by the transition from paper to digital via this application, which has become the cornerstone of the modern transformation path and allowed for the accurate collection of all data."

Reference was made to the "necessity of strengthening infrastructure and human resources to maximize the benefit of this application."