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Education Minister launches High School exams for Yemenis in Malaysia

[23/07/2017 02:36]

KUALA LUMPUR-SABA
Yemen's Minister of Education Abdullah Lamlas has launched High School year-end exams for students of the Yemeni community this early morning in Malaysia.

As many as 105 students sat for the tests in two exam centers in Putrajaya and Benang.

The minister said his visit to Malaysia to launch the exams comes as part of the Yemeni government's show of interest to Yemenis anywhere they are, and more specifically to education, which is another front of struggle to get the new federal Yemen built.