Education Minister Daniel David: "Social scholarships are not given to come to school, but they must be given so that you can come to school."

Daniel David, the Minister of Education and Research, discussed student scholarships, highlighting the importance of their role in education. He stated that social scholarships should not be offered as a reward for attendance at school or for achieving high grades, but as support to enable students to attend school. The Minister of Education emphasized that this distinction is essential to maintain the essence of education.

He also assured that social scholarships have not been affected by recent fiscal-budgetary measures, mentioning that adjustments have been made to include the criterion of a grade of 10 in behavior, but that support for social scholarships remains intact.