The baccalaureate results for this year 2023 were marked by an exceptional event in the Comoros. Indeed, a young prodigy of only 13 years and 8 months became the youngest winner in the country’s history. Soidiki Rylane Soulaimane, although he did not obtain a mention, passed his exam with flying colors, arousing the admiration of everyone in the archipelago.
Originally from Fumbuni, in the south of Grande Comore, Soidiki was born in 2009 in France and moved to the Comoros in 2017. At the age of 8, he was in CE2 and quickly showed exceptional intellectual abilities. Thanks to his talent and determination, he skipped several grades and successfully obtained his certificate.
But Soidiki didn’t stop there. He then joined a high school and passed his baccalaureate brilliantly, becoming the youngest baccalaureate in the history of the country. What is even more remarkable is that he achieved this feat while attending a public establishment, despite the difficulties often encountered in the Comoros public education system.
News of Soidiki’s extraordinary achievement quickly spread on social media, where messages of congratulations and encouragement poured in. His exploit also attracted the attention of a businessman, Daoud Halifa, who decided to offer him a monthly scholarship of 100 euros to support his higher studies. A generous initiative that demonstrates society’s recognition of Soidiki’s exceptional career.
This early success of Soidiki Rylane Soulaimane highlights the importance of promoting the talents and potential of young people. Her story inspires and reminds other students that with hard work, perseverance and support, anything is possible. It also highlights the importance of quality education, accessible to all, regardless of the school system.
Soidiki is now an example for many young Comorians who dream of achieving great things in their academic career. His story demonstrates that age is no barrier to accomplishing feats and opening doors to a promising future.
Congratulations to Soidiki Rylane Soulaimane for his remarkable success and for writing his name in the history of the Comoros. We wish him a brilliant academic and professional career, as well as all the opportunities and support necessary to realize his dreams and ambitions.