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Girls-only school opens in Marib with Kuwaiti funding

[25/08/2024 05:31]

MARIB – SABA
Deputy Minister of Education Dr. Ali Al-Abab along with the Deputy Governor of Marib Dr. Abd-Rabbu Miftah inaugurated today the Idris Primary and Secondary School in the Airport Neighborhood east of Marib city, at a total cost of construction and furnishing amounting to US 330,000 with Kuwaiti funding.

The school, constructed as part of the Kuwait is By Your Side aid campaign for Yemen, comprises 14 classrooms including the administration office, furnishing and a canopy hangar for students outdoor activities.

Marib, a city hosting early three million Yemeni IDPs, suffers a shortage of public education facilities among other infrastructure.