According to the South American Overseas Chinese News Network, a study by the Peruvian Ministry of Education shows that about174,000 college students have given up their studies since 2020 due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Jorge Mori, director of the General Administration of Higher Education of Peru's Ministry of Education, said that students' dropping out of school is influenced by many factors, including not only economic factors, but also family, occupation and academic requirements.

In addition, Mori also pointed out that in order to reduce the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on the higher education system, up to now, the Peruvian government has invested more than 600 million soles, and the Ministry of Education has also distributed 24,000 scholarships to students receiving higher education through the national education scholarship and loan scheme.

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Peru plans to restart the 1 1 international airline from October 5th, 65438.

Biscara announced that Peru plans to restart the 1 1 international air route from October 5th, 65438. Biscara said that the first batch of restarted international flights will connect Peru with Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Paraguay and Uruguay, with the longest flight taking four hours from Lima, Peru to Santiago, Chile.

Peruvian media said that from the middle of June 5438+ 10, Peru will restart more international routes and increase flight frequency.

China News Network-In 2020, Peru174,000 college students gave up their studies under the COVID-19 epidemic.

China Youth Daily-Peru was affected by the epidemic,174,000 college students gave up their studies. 654381October 5, international flights restarted.