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Oman pardons Yemeni students from school fees

[06/01/2019 02:09]

MUSCAT-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to the Sultanate of Oman KhaledShutaif discussed with Omani Minister of Education Madihabint Ahmad on Sunday mutual relations between the two countries in educational field.

Shutaif discussed also with the Omani minister the demand raised by Yemen's Embassy in Oman on situations of Yemeni students in Omani government schools and pardoning them from fees imposed by education ministry on non-Omani students.

Minster bint Ahmad praised relations between the two brotherly countries, pointing out they have pardoned Yemeni students from registration fees in government schools approved by Omani ministry and treating Yemeni students equally with Omanis.

Shutaif expressed thanks to Omani brothers for taking care of Yemeni expatriates.