Ali-Sabieh: 646 candidates mobilized in two examination centers

Following the example of the country’s other regions, the Ali-Sabieh region launched the written examinations for the general and vocational Baccalauréat on Wednesday 11 June 2025. Two centers were mobilized to accommodate the candidates: the lycée d’enseignement général and the lycée technique d’Ali-Sabieh.

A total of 646 candidates are registered, including 504 for the general baccalaureate and 142 for the vocational baccalaureate. At the same time, 595 first-year students have been invited to sit the pre-tests.
An official delegation led by the region’s prefect, Abdoul-Malik Mohamed Banoïta, visited the centers to ensure that the tests were running smoothly. The delegation included the President of the Regional Council, Mr Charmaké Hassan Allaleh, and several educational and administrative officials.
The exams got off to a calm start, with no incidents reported, thanks to the rigorous organization, which was praised by the authorities.

 

Dikhil: Field visit by regional authorities
Students in the Dikhil region also got off to a good start with the general and vocational Bac exams.
A delegation led by the prefect of the region, the president of the regional council and the regional education inspector visited the examination centers, going into the classrooms to encourage the candidates and talk to the organizers.

The tests began on time and in a calm atmosphere. The delegation expressed its satisfaction at the effective mobilization of the educational staff and the exemplary organization put in place.

Tadjourah: Decentralized Baccalaureate
For the fourth year running, the Tadjourah region hosted the decentralized Baccalaureate examinations, an initiative launched in 2022 to bring examinations closer to students in the regions.

470 candidates sat the exams at the Lycée Moussa-Ali (general baccalaureate) and the Lycée Technique (vocational baccalaureate). There were also candidates from the Randa and Adaillou schools.

Special measures were put in place to provide accommodation, meals and transport for students from remote areas.

The opening ceremony was attended by the prefect, Mohamed Houmed Abass, and other regional authorities. Education Inspector Ahmed Hamadou Ibrahim praised the involvement of local players in the success of this session, which is part of a national policy to reduce inequalities in access to education.

Obock: close monitoring of the exams in the two examination centers
Candidates in the Obock region have begun the Bac exams in the town’s two examination centers: the lycée d’enseignement général and the lycée technique.
A delegation led by the deputy prefect, Mrs Fatouma Houmed Yacin (acting president of the Regional Council), and the regional inspector, Mr Hamadou Ali Mohamed, visited the centers to see how the exams were going.
At the lycée général, 109 candidates began with the philosophy test. The delegation then moved on to the technical lycée, where the 65 candidates registered for the vocational baccalaureate (32 girls and 33 boys) began their tests. The tertiary streams opened the session, followed by the industrial streams on 14 June.

The organization was praised by the local authorities, who emphasized the professionalism and rigour of the supervisory staff.

(Source RTD)