Hebron - MA'AN - Hebron Governor Khalid Doudin, Minister of Education and Higher Education Dr. Amjad Barham, Deputy Director of the Governorate Police Colonel Mansour Draghmeh, and Director General of Education in Northern Hebron Basam Jaber inspected the high school exam halls in Beit Ummar town north of the governorate today, Saturday, in the presence of representatives from the Fatah Movement district. Doudin conveyed President Mahmoud Abbas's greetings and wishes for success and good luck to all students. He praised the efforts of the Northern Hebron Directorate of Education, the security establishment, and all local community institutions to ensure the smooth conduct of official examinations with the highest level of comfort and tranquility, especially in this sensitive phase that constitutes an important step in our students' lives, hoping for a generation that builds the Palestinian state and its capital, Jerusalem the Noble. Barham thanked Governor Doudin and all governorate institutions for their d iligent work to ensure the successful conduct of this year's secondary exams, which are witnessing exceptional circumstances, confident in our students' ability to overcome all challenges due to the occupation's measures and settlers targeting all Palestinians across the homeland. Source: Maan News Agency
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