Syrian Education Ministry Denies Release of Exam Results
The Syrian Ministry of Education has issued a formal statement clarifying that recent reports circulating on social media regarding the release of exam results for the 2026 academic cycle are entirely false. The ministry urged students, parents, and educational staff to ignore unverified information and wait for official announcements.
In a statement, Hamza Houriya, Director of Media at the Ministry of Education, addressed the confusion caused by inaccurate posts shared across various online platforms. He explicitly stated that the claims regarding the availability of results for the Basic Education and the Islamic Preparatory certificates are unfounded. The ministry emphasized that these unauthorized reports have created unnecessary anticipation and anxiety among the student body and their families.
Houriya reiterated that the Ministry of Education serves as the sole authoritative source for all information concerning national examinations. He instructed the public to rely exclusively on the ministry’s official channels and verified social media pages for updates on when the exam results will be finalized and published.
Furthermore, the ministry provided assurances that the marking and administrative processes are currently underway and that the results will be released publicly as soon as all necessary procedures are completed. The announcement comes as a direct response to widespread misinformation that has been gaining traction on social media networks over the past few hours.
The ministry maintains a strict protocol for disseminating critical academic information to ensure the integrity of the examination process. Officials are advising citizens to exercise caution when encountering educational news online, reminding them that any official declaration will be clearly disseminated by the ministry’s communications office once the data is ready for release.
Students and families are encouraged to remain patient while the ministry finalizes its review. For the time being, no official date for the release of the certificates has been provided, and the public is urged to refrain from circulating rumors that may compromise the accuracy of information regarding the national education system. The Ministry of Education remains committed to providing transparent and timely updates to the Syrian public through its established and verified communication channels, ensuring that students receive their results only through secure and official procedures.
