The local office of the Moroccan Higher Education and Scientific Research Union at the National School of Applied Sciences in Tangier has issued a statement rejecting circulating allegations of exam and grade manipulation within the institution, stressing that the claims are unsupported by any evidence.
According to the statement, the reports concerning the conduct of examinations and grading procedures are not based on verified information, adding that the spread of such allegations could harm the institution’s reputation and undermine the credibility of its academic and administrative staff.
The union expressed its full solidarity with the school’s professors and administration, reaffirming its support and rejecting any attempt to question their integrity or professional credibility.
The local office also announced that it reserves the right to pursue all available legal and judicial measures against anyone found responsible for defamation campaigns or for spreading false information targeting the institution, in accordance with applicable laws.
The statement concluded by calling for responsible communication and respect for legal and ethical standards when sharing information, emphasizing that any allegations should be supported by evidence and addressed through the appropriate legal channels.