[27/01/2024 02:20]
HUDEIDAH-SABA
Member of the Presidential Leadership Council General Tareq Saleh launched Saturday commencing work in three educational compounds in Districts of Hais, Khokha and Makha.
Funding by the United Arab Emirates, the three projects aim at enhancing the educational process in the liberated areas in the Western Coast.
He laid foundation stones to the two educational projects in Hais and Khoukha in Hodeida Province and the foundation stone for the third project will be laid down later in Makha District, the Capital of the Western Coast.
Member of the Presidential Council Tareq Saleh confirmed that education of the prime foundation of building generations, stressing importance of immunizing this generation against misleading thoughts by Houthi terrorist militia.
He pointed out that efforts of reconstructing what has been destroyed by Houthi terrorist militia's war will continue until reconstructing all schools, noting that the Houthi militia focuses on targeting education through many plots and destructive acts led by destroying the infrastructure of education and forging curricula.
He stressed importance of the role of the local authority and government agencies in supporting the continuation of the educational process and sending qualified cadre to schools.
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