Published : 20-09-2017
AGPS’s correspondent confirmed that the Syrian regime approved that Palestinian students leave south Damascus, to apply for Syrian universities and academies.
On his Facebook page, the official in charge of Yarmouk camp’s students’ education files, "Walid Al-Kurdi," published the government’s agreement that ordered the students to head to the Babilla checkpoint to register and finish the procedures required in applying for the universities and academies. The registration period was extended to Wednesday.
Palestinian activists appealed to the Palestine Liberation Organization and those concerned with the education file south of Damascus, to help 50 of the students accepted at Syrian universities and DTC Academy.
This comes amid the Syrian regime and its security services preventing Palestinian refugees from leaving the south Damascus or Yarmouk camp. However, students were allowed to leave the southern region after negotiations and the approval of the Syrian security services.
AGPS’s correspondent confirmed that the Syrian regime approved that Palestinian students leave south Damascus, to apply for Syrian universities and academies.
On his Facebook page, the official in charge of Yarmouk camp’s students’ education files, "Walid Al-Kurdi," published the government’s agreement that ordered the students to head to the Babilla checkpoint to register and finish the procedures required in applying for the universities and academies. The registration period was extended to Wednesday.
Palestinian activists appealed to the Palestine Liberation Organization and those concerned with the education file south of Damascus, to help 50 of the students accepted at Syrian universities and DTC Academy.
This comes amid the Syrian regime and its security services preventing Palestinian refugees from leaving the south Damascus or Yarmouk camp. However, students were allowed to leave the southern region after negotiations and the approval of the Syrian security services.
