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Syrian student omission sparks debate
Media outlets and Yemeni sources circulated the news that the Syrian student Ruaa Mahmoud Sheikh Muhammad was excluded from the list of top high school graduates in Yemen, despite achieving an average score of 99.25% and leading throughout Al Mahrah Governorate. This sparked widespread controversy. Criticism was directed at the Ministry's decision, as many considered it to violate principles of equal opportunity and justice, especially since her exclusion was believed to be related to her nationality. The Ministry and the minister denied any form of racism. The Parliament intervened, calling for a review of the decision and for justice to be served for the student. Additionally, the President of the Presidential Leadership Council directed the follow-up on complaints regarding the high school results. The student expressed her dissatisfaction and called for an end to discrimination based on nationality, affirming her continued ambition to study medicine. In support of her request, a private university in Aden offered her a full scholarship to study, as a recognition of her academic achievement.
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