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National Assembly probes student sponsorship lists
The National Assembly of the Southern Transitional Council discussed during its recent meeting a report by the Committee for Reviewing the Lists of Students Sent Abroad. The report revealed significant violations and widespread corruption within the scholarship program. The findings showed that students with average grades between 50 and 69 percent were sent abroad at the expense of top-performing students. There were also scholarships awarded for literary disciplines despite the country's urgent need for scientific specialties. Additionally, some students were sent to study languages in countries where these languages are not spoken, and scholarships were granted without meeting the required conditions. The report emphasized the need to conduct a comprehensive investigation, hold those responsible accountable, and address these imbalances to ensure transparency and justice in the scholarship process.
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