Sharjah ruler Restores Sudanese Student Fees
His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Ruler of Sharjah, ordered the reimbursement of all fees collected from Sudanese students at the "Sudan Private School," and instructed that no tuition fees be charged from them. This is to ensure that the school he established remains free of charge, aiming to provide education for those who cannot afford it among the Sudanese community in the Emirate. His Highness also emphasized personally overseeing the school’s operations and directed that no fees, whether large or symbolic, should be levied. He underscored the importance of respecting students' rights and providing a high-quality educational experience. Additionally, the first cohort of the "Tamouh" program has been launched, offering Sharjah government employees the opportunity to obtain a diploma that allows them to subsequently pursue master's studies at the University of Exeter in the UK. These initiatives reflect His Highness’s commitment to providing free education and supporting the Sudanese community, with a focus on quality education and equal opportunities.
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