First Deputy Prime Minister Mohammed Muftah and Sana’a Governor Abdulbasit Al-Hadi inaugurated today a 35 million riyal project funded by Kamaran Company for Industry and Investment to rehabilitate and expand Kamaran Basic and Secondary School in the village of Mussanah in Al Haymah Al Kharijiyah District.
The rehabilitated school has nine classrooms with administration and public facilities. Allama Muftah praised the contribution of Kamaran Company in building new classrooms and rehabilitating old ones, pointing to the importance of these development projects in serving the community, especially in rural areas.
For his part, Governor Al-Hadi stressed that the project is a model for the interest in education in remote areas, expressing his appreciation for the cooperation of the people and the company’s contribution to the implementation of the project, which represents a step towards enhancing the educational process in the countryside.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Kamaran Company, Mohammed Al-Dawla, explained that the project is part of the company’s efforts to provide community contributions to support the educational and health sectors in priority areas.
The Undersecretary of the Governorate for the Education and Youth Sector, Taleb Dahan, also appreciated the support of the governorate’s leadership and Kamaran Company for the education sector, stressing the importance of continuing such initiatives to support development in rural areas.
