In response to the third phase of a high school student mobilization that took place on Tuesday, the head of government delivered a speech to the National Assembly. The mobilization, which has been ongoing for several days, involves students protesting against a range of issues, including education policies and social reforms. During his address, the head of government emphasized the need for unity among the political class and civil servants who have been affected by the recent wave of protests. He urged politicians to work together with public sector workers to address the concerns raised by the students and to find a peaceful resolution to the ongoing situation. The protests have escalated in recent days, with students organizing demonstrations across multiple cities. These demonstrations have sometimes turned violent, leading to clashes between protesters and law enforcement. The government has been under pressure to respond to the students' demands while maintaining public order. The head of government also acknowledged the challenges faced by civil servants during this period of unrest. He called for a collaborative effort to ensure that essential services continue to function smoothly and that the voices of both students and public sector workers are heard in the decision-making process.