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09:20, 28 Augustos 2012 Tuesday
Turkish govt lifts university fees

Turkish govt lifts university fees
Following Council of Ministers meeting, Arinc told reporters that fees for university students had been lifted, adding that fees were also abolished in open plan schools.

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Turkish Deputy Prime Minister and government spokesman Bulent Arinc said that university fees were abolished.

Following Council of Ministers meeting on Monday, Arinc told reporters that fees for university students had been lifted, adding that fees were also abolished in open plan schools.

A total of 1,524,380 students in universities as well as 1,951,494 students in open plan schools will directly benefit from this new situation as of 2011-2012 education year, he added.

The decision will be issued in the Official Gazette on Tuesday, said Arinc.


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