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Leadership Council member Brig. Gen. Tariq Saleh, inaugurates three schools in Mokha

[30/08/2023 12:22]

Taiz - Saba
Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Brigadier General Tariq Saleh, inaugurated three schools for basic and secondary education in the Mokha district of Taiz Governorate.

During the inauguration, Brigadier General Tariq Saleh said, "The opening of the schools reflects the keenness to provide a suitable educational environment for male and female students in the liberated areas of the West Coast and to raise the level of educational attainment among students as part of the national battle that the people are waging to restore their state and bury the myth of Wilayah."

"The opening of these schools is part of development projects in the fields of health, electricity, water, education and others," he added, stressing the continuation of normalizing conditions and improving public services for citizens.