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Turkish PM says to remove tuition fees in state universities
Erdogan said that related bureaucrats were working on eliminating tuition fees at Turkish state universities.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday said that they have taken a decision to do away with tuition fees in state universities.
Speaking on private TV channel, Kanal 24 on Wednesday, Erdogan said that related bureaucrats were working on eliminating tuition fees at Turkish state universities.
"We will no longer demand tuition fees at state universities. We will continue to provide scholarships and loans to students wherever necessary," Erdogan also said.
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