While they should find their way back to university, Tunisian students in Morocco are stranded due to border closures. They appeal to the authorities of their country.
Faced with the difficulty of returning to university, Tunisians who are continuing their studies in Morocco have launched a cry of distress to the authorities of their country, reports Tuniscope. Their request? They call on the Ministry of Higher Education to provide them with a document proving their right to the exceptional exam session. Also, they demand the fixing of the dates of the exams.
Since April 15, Morocco has closed its borders with Tunisia until further notice. A measure that aims to curb the spread of the coronavirus and its variants in the kingdom. Therefore, more flights operated between the two countries. To date, Morocco has banned flights with 54 countries. Only special flights or sea crossings are allowed to repatriate foreigners stuck in the kingdom.
