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Furthermore, girls represent 52% of the total of candidates who are attending universities, with this taken in consideration, other Arab countries count substantial rate of girls not attending schools like Djibouti where the percentage of females going to schools doesn’t go beyond the 30%, alongside with the Yemen which registered only 41% of the female population who are actually attending schools. The Second Arabic Forum Of Media And Child’s Rights, which is organized by the Regional Bureau Of United Nations Organization UNICEF-Middle East and North Africa with the collaboration with several organisations like The Arab Institute For Human Rights and World Alimentation Programme. The Forum which was held in Dubai in the United Kingdoms Of Emirates between 02 and 04 of the current month, discussed educating girls, with the participations of 45 media professional coming from 13 countries, where the situation of girls’ education was discussed across the Arab world, and on which was the agreement that the percentage of the education amongst the female population is less than it should be, especially in the eastern parts of the Arab world by comparison with the western parts of it, in which the rate of educated females is high like in Tunisia where the rate of education amongst girls equals it amongst the male population. The same thing is to be said on the rate of educated women in Algeria, where the rate of educated girls is higher than the rate of educated males and educated females in Algeria represents more than 50% of the whole population. Furthermore, the rate of girls who are attending universities represents 52% of the total of students, knowing that the percentage of female candidates who were registered for Baccalaureate 2004 was 65% of the whole number of candidates. Soraya Bourouila | ||||||||||||||||||
Algeria possesses the highest rate of schooled girls