Parents of (278) Sudanese pupils in Libya direct a cry for the Sovereignty Council

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Parents of 278 pupils launched the primary and middle school exams in the Misurata region in Libya as an appeal to the Sovereign Council to allow their sons sitting for the exams in Misurata instead of Tripoli.

The director of the examination centers insists their sitting for exams in Tripoli instead of Misurata, despite the approval of the Ministry of Education in Libya to allocate a examination center in Misurata due to the security conditions in Tripoli.

Parents conveyed to (Sudanese echoes) that the future of their children is threatened with loss due to insisting on sitting for exams in Tripoli, and they made it clear that they are afraid of the lives of their children if the exams are held in Tripoli due to security damages besides the cost of travel and residence and living in them without escorts, especially as they are young children, including students.

For his part, the head of the Sudanese community in Misrata, Moataz Mirghani Abbas, appealed to the sovereign council to intervene to solve this problem, which faces more than 278 students. (See the details on the official page of the official).