There is no room to cast doubts on Tawjihi exams, says education minister

Minister of Education, Walid Ma'ani, said the General Secondary Education Certificate Examinations (Tawjihi) is "protected," and there is no question on it, or of the measures taken by the ministry in this regard.

Ma'ani made the remarks as he attended the unsealing of exam envelopes of the Arabic language exam in Al-Zahraa Comprehensive Secondary School for Girls, which is part of the Wadi Al-Sir Education Directorate, adding today's exam was "entirely different" from the fake paper circulated on social platforms, a step aimed to distract the ministry and the students.

The minister toured the school's examination rooms and was assured of the sound procedures taken to provide the appropriate exam environment for students.

During the inspection tour, the minister highlighted the ministry's strict measures aimed to maintain Tawjhi's confidentiality and reputation, underlining its accumulated expertise in this area.

The exam's current session, which will end on Monday, went "calmly and in an orderly manner," coupled with the students' full commitment to the relevant instructions, Ma'ani pointed out.