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Yemen, Algeria sign MoU in technical education

[05/09/2023 04:43]

ALGIERS-SABA
Algerian Minister of Vocational Training and Education Yacine Merabi and Yemen's Ambassador to Algeria Ali al-Yazidi signed Tuesday Memo of Understanding in field of Technical Education and Vocational Training between the two countries.

The agreement came in continuation of exerted efforts between the two countries and keeping pace with international requirements in this field, as well as improving qualification and training serving interests of the two countries.

According to the agreement, the scholarships provided to Yemeni students from Algeria will be increased from 10 into 20.

Minister Merabi and Ambassador al-Yazidi confirmed significance of improving mutual relations between the two countries in different domains.