Inspection of General Basic Examinations for Academic Year 1446 AH in Amran
Amran - Saba:
The First Deputy Governor of Amran, Abdul Aziz Abu Kharfsha, the Deputy Minister of Education and Scientific Research, Muhammad Ghallab, and the Education Sector Official in the Governorate, Zaid Rattas, inspected the progress of the General Basic Certificate exams.
They reviewed the level of discipline in the exam centers in Amran City, listening to an explanation from those in charge of the exam centers about the question distribution mechanism, the workflow of the committees, and the efforts made to provide a suitable environment for students.
The visitors praised the level of preparation and discipline of the students and those in charge of the exams, as well as the efforts made to ensure their success under the current circumstances imposed by the aggression and blockade.
The number of students taking the exams reached 17,310, distributed across 178 exam centers in the governorate and its districts.
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