Khartoum, July 4 (SUNA)

The Somali President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has inspected printing of his country’s currency at the Sudanese Company for Currency Printing.
Somali President has been briefed by the Director General of the Sudanese Company for Currency Printing, Engineer Mohamed Hassan Al-Bahi, on the phases of the currency printing and ways to secure it.
Al-Bahi revealed that the technologies used in the printing of Somali currency is the most modern in the currency industry domain besides ways of securing it from counterfeiting.
Engineer Al-Bahi pointed out that the company, besides the currency printing, prints the electronic and ordinary passport, documents, invoices, bank cheques and balance cards for the telecommunications companies, adding that 30 banks print their cheques at the Sudanese Company for Currency Printing.
He stressed that the company was ready to provide all aids to the Somali State including currency counterfeiting-detection and counting equipment.
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The Minister pointed out that the formation of the ministry is a step in the right direction, where it contains a number of centers and professional councils, in addition to a number of administrative boards, pointing out that the conference is accompanied by a simple exhibition to reflect the activity of the councils and centers.
The participants were divided to work groups dealing with five axes, the concepts and visions, general policies and planning of human resources and its mechanisms, preparation and qualification of human resources development, human resource economics and review of successful experiences in the field of human resource development of some countries.

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Q: Did you expect to become the first student in the SCE?

A: I expected to be one of the top hundred, not the first one. But I was afraid at the time of the press conference. So when they declared my name as the first student, I had a different feeling mixed with happiness and (thoughts of my) future prospects.

Q: How would you evaluate the exam process? Is it difficult, easy or appropriate?

A: I think the exam is easy for a student who has read well and difficult for who does not work hard to pass it. I was preparing well for the exam so I think it is suitable that all students could pass it.

Q: What do you want to be in the future?

A: I have not chosen my college yet. I think I will take Medicine or Pharmacy college, but my parents encourage me to take Medicine.

Q: What do you think are the factors of success?

A: I think that following lessons focus on curriculum and reviewing are the pillars of success. In addition, the reading environment provided by the parents is a good way to reach high degrees.

Q: How do you spend your additional time?

A: I have already many books in different areas of knowledge. I read them when I have enough time and help my mother and my brothers.

Q: What are your hobbies?

A: No specific hobbies, but I like music, watching football, using the internet to confirm information I have collected from books.

Q: Which class do you think was difficult in your learning?

A: I think the last class of intermediate, because of repairing for the SCE.

Q: Do believe in the wise saying: “to reach success is easy but to stay on is difficult”?

A: Yes, I am planning to exert all effort to do my best as usual and join the university and go on up to graduate studies.

Q: What is your message to students who would have to take the SCE?

A: They should have confidence in themselves, exerting their abilities and efforts and they have to discuss with other students to be more confidant on their answers and exchange information.

Q: What is the best time for reviewing subjects?

A: I think the best time to review subjects is after the end of the learning day, in evening after having a rest until ten o’clock and in the early moorings until the time of lessons.

Ibrahim: Thank you very much and once again, congratulations from Sudan Vision Newspaper.
By Ibrahim El-Jack, 1 day 1 hour ago