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Morocco maintains university fees for working students

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The Moroccan government is maintaining charges for studies for working students enrolled in flexible hours, its spokesperson Samir Belfkih confirmed on Thursday 12 November. He nevertheless acknowledged that the measure could financially weaken some of those concerned, extending a controversy that began when the fees were introduced, according to Lebrief.

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