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According to Masrawy, Rana Abu Bakr, the girl who got the highest rank in the Egyptian General Secondary Education (Thannewya Amma), attacked the government, blaming it for the deterioration of the quality of education in Egypt.
More interestingly, Rana announced that she'll immigrate with her family to the US, where she will start studying Medicine, a scholarship provided by the American University in Cairo (AUC).
Rana, the daughter of a surgeon, announced this during a ceremony organized by a governmental educational organization for students whom scored the highest grades. For me that's the most interesting thing, the embarassment of the system, she shocked the officals sitting there to honor her. That's a slam on the face.
According to a government official, that's the first time a students ranked as the first runner to continue studying elsewhere.
For me its just sad, if this country has to invest in anything, its just education, that's the only asset we have, the people.
UPDATE:
July 26th, 2009: In a phone conversation with one of the popular talk shows in Egypt called "90 Minutes", Rana denied rumors that she has blamed the government for the deterioration of quality of education in Egypt, she also denied that she'll be immigrating to the USA. She said that if she goes there to get a degree, she'll return back to Egypt in order to help the country. Masrawy
Editor: I don't understand why did she do so, she was about to be a hero...
More interestingly, Rana announced that she'll immigrate with her family to the US, where she will start studying Medicine, a scholarship provided by the American University in Cairo (AUC).
Rana, the daughter of a surgeon, announced this during a ceremony organized by a governmental educational organization for students whom scored the highest grades. For me that's the most interesting thing, the embarassment of the system, she shocked the officals sitting there to honor her. That's a slam on the face.
According to a government official, that's the first time a students ranked as the first runner to continue studying elsewhere.
For me its just sad, if this country has to invest in anything, its just education, that's the only asset we have, the people.
UPDATE:
July 26th, 2009: In a phone conversation with one of the popular talk shows in Egypt called "90 Minutes", Rana denied rumors that she has blamed the government for the deterioration of quality of education in Egypt, she also denied that she'll be immigrating to the USA. She said that if she goes there to get a degree, she'll return back to Egypt in order to help the country. Masrawy
Editor: I don't understand why did she do so, she was about to be a hero...


