Mayor Meets Education Minister to Discuss Development of Schools in Carmel and Enhancing Education
Carmel - Afaq News - The Mayor of Carmel, Qassem Abu Aram, discussed today, Monday, with the Minister of Education, Dr. Amjad Barham, the state of education in the town of Carmel and its surrounding areas, as well as ways to develop schools and improve the educational environment. The meeting, which was attended by businessman Saleh Awad, addressed the main needs of Carmel's schools.
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Karmel - Afaq News - The Mayor of Karmel, Qassem Abu Aram, discussed today, Monday, with the Minister of Education, Dr. Amjad Barham, the state of education in the town of Karmel and the areas affiliated with it, as well as ways to develop schools and improve the educational environment.
The meeting, which was attended by businessman Saleh Awad, addressed the most pressing needs of Karmel's schools, foremost among them the Rahila School, in terms of infrastructure and equipment, in addition to the challenges facing the educational process and ways to provide a safe and suitable environment for students and teaching staff.
Abu Aram emphasized that developing education is a priority within the Karmel Municipality's plan, stressing the importance of unifying the efforts of the municipality, the Ministry of Education, and the private sector to provide the necessary support for schools and enhance the quality of education.
For his part, Minister Barham confirmed the continuation of coordination with Karmel Municipality and following up on the needs of its schools, and working to support the development of the educational process in the region.
Abu Aram appreciated the presence of businessman Saleh Awad and his role in supporting efforts aimed at developing the educational sector and enhancing partnership with community institutions and the private sector.
Source: Ma'an News Agency
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