Vice President Mohammed B. S. Jallow met with WAEC leaders to discuss their role in The Gambia’s national exams, emphasizing government support for quality education and fair student assessments.
Vice President Mohammed B. S. Jallow of The Gambia welcomed a WAEC group led by Permanent Secretary Mr. Louis Moses Mendy and Mr. Musa B.B. Conteh.
The meeting aimed to introduce the new leadership of the Banjul Office and discuss WAEC’s role in national exams.
Vice President Jallow expressed gratitude for WAEC’s efforts in improving education and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting quality education and enhancing its partnership with WAEC for fair student assessments.
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