55 graduates of Libyan schools for the deaf sent abroad for studies

Tripoli, Libya (PANA) - A total of 55 deaf high school graduates will be sent to pursue university studies abroad, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Omran al-Qayeb announced on Wednesday

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