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Education Ministry, Save the Children discuss education cooperation

[08/08/2017 08:15]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Education Abdullah Salem Lamlas on Sunday discussed here with a delegation of Save the Children Yemen aspects of cooperation between the ministry and the organization, and means of support for projects and education programs in Yemen.

During meeting with Director of the Child Welfare Organization Nader Carlos in Yemen, Lamlas reviewed efforts made by the ministry to develop education.

For his part, Carlos praised steps taken by the Education Ministry to improve Yemen education and fruitful cooperation between the ministry and the organization.

He further affirmed that the organization is ready to support qualification programs and providing Yemeni schools with medical supplies.