Education is a cornerstone for the Sahrawi people’s future, and recent Baccalaureate results highlight significant achievements.
In 2026, the success rate among Sahrawi students studying in Algeria reached 56.89%. Notably, students graduating from the Simon Bolivar National School achieved an impressive success rate of 96.66%, contributing to an overall Baccalaureate success rate of 65.06%.
Minister Celebrates Sahrawi Students’ Achievements
Mr. Abdelkader Taleb Omar, the Minister of Education and Vocational Training, commended the hard work of students who passed their Baccalaureate examinations. He acknowledged the collaborative efforts of families, the educational community, and Algeria in fostering quality education.
During his speech, the Minister emphasized the vital role of education in empowering the Sahrawi people. He urged students to pursue excellence and knowledge, particularly in technological fields, to support their community and state.
Sahrawi Education System Supported by Algeria and Cuba
The Minister expressed gratitude towards Algeria for its support in educating Sahrawi students, highlighting the access to educational and vocational training institutions. This partnership enables students to complete their education and return to serve their community.
Additionally, he praised the Cuban educational mission in the Sahrawi refugee camps for its commitment to teaching at Simon Bolivar School. The mission has played a crucial role in educating Sahrawi children despite challenging conditions.
Next Steps for Sahrawi Students
- Students will begin specializing in various scientific fields.
- Continued collaboration with Algeria and Cuba to enhance educational opportunities.
Education is the key to a brighter future for the Sahrawi people.
