Minister of Education Lisovyi on Disinformation: Who Is Attempting to Undermine Trust in Higher Education Institutions.
We are facing a disinformation campaign aimed at undermining youth trust in our education system
Disinformation in Education
According to inkorr.com: The Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine, Oksen Lisovyi, reported that this year the education system has become a target for a disinformation campaign aimed at weakening youth trust in educational institutions. He noted that this issue has become particularly relevant during the academic year.
International Cooperation to Address the Issue
Lisovyi also emphasized that the issue of attacks on the education sector will be discussed at the international summit of first ladies and gentlemen. He stressed the importance of international cooperation, as such actions can also affect other countries.
The Need for Joint Efforts
The minister called for active discussion of this problem and emphasized the importance of united efforts to protect education from disinformation and external interference. According to him, the campaign aimed at undermining youth trust requires urgent action to safeguard Ukrainian education from negative external influences.
This issue of disinformation in education not only threatens the authority of educational institutions but can also impact the future of youth, who need stability and reliability in their knowledge. International cooperation and active state actions are key to overcoming these challenges and ensuring the security of the educational process.
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