Rabat - The association of regions of Morocco has donated more than 560,000 protective masks (visors) for the benefit of all baccalaureate candidates for the 2020 session, as well as for teachers and the administrative staff in charge of supervising exams.
The purpose of this initiative is to support the preventive measures taken by the Ministry of National Education, as well as to preserve the health and security of the candidates as well as the educational and administrative personnel, according to a joint press release from the Ministry and the association of regions of Morocco. While welcoming this praiseworthy initiative which will benefit all regional education and training academies, the ministry expressed its warmest thanks to all the councils of the regions of Morocco for their mobilization and involvement in the success of this important national test, said the press release.
The purpose of this initiative is to support the preventive measures taken by the Ministry of National Education, as well as to preserve the health and security of the candidates as well as the educational and administrative personnel, according to a joint press release from the Ministry and the association of regions of Morocco. While welcoming this praiseworthy initiative which will benefit all regional education and training academies, the ministry expressed its warmest thanks to all the councils of the regions of Morocco for their mobilization and involvement in the success of this important national test, said the press release.
Source : https://www.marocafrik.com/english/Baccalaureate-2...
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