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PM eulogizes Aish al-Aidarous' educational role in teaching girls

[11/04/2024 02:24]

MUKALLA-SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak heaped praise upon the educational career of the much-respected teacher Aisha al-Aidarous that contributed significantly toward educating women in the city of al-Mukalla of Hadramout governorate.

"We're deeply grateful to you, you have done great job, set a very good example for the devoted teacher", said bin Mubarak.

He voiced his remark during his visit today, Thursday, to the reverend teacher at her house in the city of al-Mukalla, with the visits he paid to social dignitaries, academics and community leaders in Hadramout.

Aisha al-Aidarous had led a long educational career spanned for more than three decades, during which she contributed actively toward educating girls in Hadramout governorate.

She never stop her educational mission even when she came to the retirement age in 2002. She decided to allocate part of her own house in al-Mukall city as classrooms to teach illiterate women and girls.