By: almotamar.net - SANA'A- Yemeni Prime Minister Abdul-Qader Bajammal affirmed Monday the government supports and cares for prominent and brilliant students in order to ensure a better future.
In ceremony held in Sana'a to honor the secondary education prominent students, Bajammal said, "Today we are celebrating these distinguished students who had worked hard and reaped the benefit of their work as they got remarkable results that give promise of a better future for the homeland."
Bajammal also thanked the families of the students for their role in providing appropriate atmospheres for them, as well as the role of teachers and schools' administrations. He also praised the female students who "still outdo male students in scoring higher marks", affirming women will have their own presence and role in building the future.
Mr. Ali Abdul-Rahaman al-Aqwa', representative of al-Saleh Social Foundation for Development, stated this prominent constellation of students will play a remarkable role in improving the society and building a better future.
For his part, Minster of Education Abdul-Salam al-Jawfi made it clear that the results were announced late as his ministry was keen not to make any mistakes, adding that the "results of this year are better than those of last year."
The celebration was organized by the al-Saleh Foundation in coordination with Ministry of Education and Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training.