Education and the United Nations Office for Project Services are discussing ways to secure the necessary support for the rehabilitation of schools

Damascus-SANA

The Minister of Education, Dr. Darem Tabbaa, and the Program Management Adviser at the United Nations Office for Project Services in Syria Azusa Sheba discussed today strengthening ways to secure the necessary support for the rehabilitation of schools, the reality of the educational process and its requirements, and the development of a joint action plan in this field.

Minister Tabbaa indicated the ministry’s keenness to follow up on the rehabilitation and restoration of schools, interest in providing alternative energies, securing educational opportunities for students, and following up training programs for teaching staff, pointing out that the People’s Assembly’s approval today of the draft law on vocational education requires follow-up support for this education and work to secure its requirements for its role in contributing to restoring vocational education. reconstruction of Syria.

In turn, Sheba expressed the office's keenness to support educational projects in Syria after defining the needs plan according to a clearly defined system and working according to the requirements of the educational process.

Rehab Ali