Ramallah - Together - Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate institutions announced today, Monday, their full readiness to hold the 'Tawjihi' secondary school exam. This came at the conclusion of a coordination meeting held by Governor Dr. Laila Ghannam, at the governorate headquarters today, Sunday, brought together the director of the governorate police, the directors of the directorates of education, health, local government, the civil and military liaisons, and the mayors of Ramallah, Al-Bireh, and Beitunia. Dr. confirmed. Ghannam said that despite the war of genocide, ethnic cleansing, closures, and the ongoing occupation terrorism, our students will be able, with diligence, study, and good preparation, to pass this stage, defying all the difficult circumstances that we are going through, noting at the same time that the occupation deprives thousands of our students in the Gaza Strip from taking exams and continuing. Their school and university studies, after its destruction of the education sector and its targeting of students in light of the world's silence over these crimes that shame humanity. Ghannam indicated that the governorate's specialized institutions, despite the current circumstances, have completed the preparations to enable our students to take the high school exams, in terms of the number of halls, police staff, and the supporting medical staff, praising the integration between all these bodies, especially the municipalities, which have a pivotal role in overcoming obstacles that may arise. . It is worth noting that the number of halls for this year in the entire Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate reached (59) halls distributed between the Ramallah, Al-Bireh and Birzeit directorates in all regions, including two halls for the Ramallah Correction and Rehabilitation Center, while the number of observers reached (1010) male and female teachers, and a total number Applicants for the exam are residents of the governorate in all branches (6,119 male and female students), and the first exam for all br anches will be on June 22. Source: Maan News Agency