The finalists of the 56th edition of the exit exam, held from July 26 to 29, are plunged into concerning uncertainty. Their fate hangs in the balance, given that no compromise has been found between the government and the inspectors demanding respect for their rights. This is a matter that raises legitimate indignation and deserves urgent attention.
Since June 9, the exam center has been closed and no corrections have been made. The communication cell of the General Inspectorate of EPT confirmed this information, thus denying all contrary rumors. The Union for the Defence of Inspectors’ Rights (SYDEDRIE) has warned that the strike will not end until the government has honored its commitments. The president of SYDEDRIE made a poignant appeal to the finance minister to unlock the necessary funds.
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