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Mahwali says will afford support to train vocational cadets

[27/02/2018 01:47]

ADEN-SABA
Vice Minister of Technical Education and Vocational Training Abd-Rabbuh al-Mahwali said that his ministry will provide the necessary support for the implementation of programs for training students in various vocational disciplines in partnership with local and international organizations.

He made the remarks during a meeting held with the official in charge of Economic Recovery and Market Systems in Global Communities organization, Youssef Yaqoubi, in Aden today.

On the other hand, the Global Communities said that over the next three months, his organization is planning on training 225 students in seven various vocational and technical themes.