Student Thouraya Khodor enters Lebanon’s youth parliament

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Student Thouraya Khodor enters Lebanon’s youth parliament

Student Thouraya Khodor from the Institute of Social Sciences (Branch 3) was elected as a member of the first Lebanese youth parliament for the Minieh-Danniyeh National Constituency within the “Young Change Makers Alliance”.

Thouraya presented to the elections with a twenty-item electoral program that notes the importance of the demand to:

Raise the budget of the Lebanese University and develop its programs
Include mental health in school curricula
Include psychotherapy costs in Social Security
Include youth quotas in municipal council elections
Re-include and approve the women's quota in parliament, government and political parties
Integrate people with strong will in all sectors, fields, and private and public schools

Soraya holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences from the Institute of Social Sciences (Branch 3), and is currently pursuing a professional master in counseling and guidance.

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