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Rabat- A Moroccan student living in Germany obtained a 20/20 grade on the baccalaureate exams, according to Moroccan news website Hespress.
17-year-old Myriam Radek, who has a Moroccan mother and German father and lives in Dusseldorf, successfully passed all the written and oral exams in mathematics, economics, German, and physics.
Leila El Hassouni, Miriam’s mother, told Hespress that she has always been eager to teach her five children Arabic and Moroccan and Islamic traditions and make sure they visit Morocco every summer.
Myriam follows in the footstep of another fellow Moroccan, who obtained the highest score of her country of residence.
Last year, Myriam Bourhail, Moroccan high school student in Dumas city, received the highest baccalaureate exams score in France. Bourhail scored 21.03 out of 20.
A few weeks after she obtained her baccalaureate degree, Bourhail received an invitation from King Mohammed VI to attend the celebration of Throne Day, which is held on July 30 of every year.
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Edited by Timothy Filla. Picture credit: courtesy Hespress
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