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Yemen participates in regional meeting on back to school

[14/10/2020 05:57]

ADEN - SABA
Yemen, represented by Minister of Education Abdullah Lamlas participated Wednesday in the regional ministerial meeting on back to school in Arab Countries held through visual communication.

Lamlas reviewed measures taken by the government for kicking off the new schooling year and preparing schools by cleaning them.

He pointed out that the ministry made a number of choices on realizing social separation, noting to challenges facing educational process led by shortage of cadre, school books and buildings, which led to increasing numbers of students in classrooms.