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Minister of Education launches first phase of educational TV

[08/03/2018 02:20]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Education Dr Abdullah Lamlas launched Thursday, in the interim capital Aden, first phase of educational programs production in the Yemeni educational TV channel.

The educational TV station is funded by the state of Kuwait in the framework campaign 'Kuwait by Your Side'.

Dr Lamlas along with the Kuwaiti side representatives toured the TV channel sections included programs production, control, educational studio and administration office. The educational media outlet is scheduled to start broadcasting its programs within six months.