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Fez PhD students protest registration fees
Under the headline "PhD Students Employed in Fez Rise Up Against Registration Fees," sources revealed that the coordinators of employed and working doctoral students at Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University in Fez are preparing to escalate their protests against the imposition of annual registration fees reaching 20,000 Moroccan dirhams. The disagreements with university administration over registration conditions have come to a standstill, as some institutions have refused to accept application files from admitted students, citing the need to pay these fees, which they consider to be in conflict with laws that mandated acceptance of applications without financial conditions. The coordinating body pointed out that charging this amount constitutes a financial burden, with the total cost potentially reaching 80,000 dirhams over the course of study. They also argued that these fees are illegal because they contradict the principles of free education and equal opportunities. The group plans to organize protests and contact human rights and labor organizations to support their demands, affirming their commitment to continue to hold protests and legal discussions until the fees are abolished and students can register without financial prerequisites.
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