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أساتذة طب جامعة الخرطوم يُقررون تأجيل الامتحانات وتفعيل الاستقالات الجماعية

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أعلن أساتذة كلية الطب بجامعة الخرطوم دخولهم في مرحلة الفعل والتنفيذ عبر تفعيل الاستقالات الجماعية وتأجيل الامتحانات إلى أجل غير مسمى، وذلك في أعقاب استنفاد كافة فرص الحوار والمماطلة بشأن الأوضاع المتردية التي تعيشها الكلية. وكشف بيان صادر عن اجتماعهم الثاني المنعقد، الخميس 27 أغسطس 2026م، عن تصويت 97% من الأساتذة لصالح الحزمة التصعيدية بعد …

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