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Yemen, Qatar’s Education Above All Foundation discuss cooperation

[08/03/2021 01:21]

DOHA - SABA
Yemen’s Foreign Minister, Dr. Ahmed Awad Bin Mubarak has made a special visit to the "Education Above All Foundation" in Qatar where he was received by the CEO of the Foundation, Mr. Fahad Al- Sulaiti.

Al-Sulaiti briefed Bin Mubarak on the charitable and developmental projects of the Foundation in the field of education, which targets children and literacy in conflict areas.

They discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the two countries, represented onYemen’s side by the Ministry of Education and on Qatar’s side the Education Above All Foundation.

It was agreed that the Foundation would resume its activities in Yemen, especially its projects that had been suspended since 2014, in a way that would contribute to supporting educational services, literacy and infrastructure projects in the field of education and vocational and technical training.